SuperStockAndy

I use the Kodak Easyshare C190, too. I love it!

Uum yeah, I think you'll need wider tires with that engine!

Looking good! Are you going to put some big slicks on the rear?

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Looking good man!

No, I'm not I just love the word eh for some reason

That's cool, the car I was building it for is a replica of my uncle's '70 Camaro!

I like your version better than the original!

Thanks!

Thank you! In a few years I'll be broke because of the prices of models these days

I'm not ordering a supercharger from them.

Now I get it!

Although I've never used them, I'll share a couple tips that I've learned from the other people here. It's basically like parts trees, but it's really thin metal. Usually all photo etch trees include badges. In my opinion, these badges enhance the model the most. Like I said, I've never used it. You need to use super glue (ca glue) Hope this helps

Oh that's nice

Thanks! Yeah, it's a little rough; The camera shows things that the naked eye doesn't! I tried to make this like a very casual "weekend warrior". I looked at alot of cars at the drag strip for inspiration!

Thank you! If you're wondering what all the black stuff on the chassis is, it's a bad weathering job

Huh? No; I meant if someone gives me rude comments I don't care what they think.

Took me 5 months to build this. Paint is Tamiya TS-18 Metallic Red. I scratchbuilt an 8 point roll cage, and opened the trunk which reveals a scratchbuilt fuel cell. Thanks for looking!

Thanks! One thing I love about these funny cars is that you don't have a ton of parts, and then they go together faster. I have some leftover Tamiya TS-18 metallic red paint, that's what I'll paint it with. Yes, it's not exact, but I'm too cheap to buy another can of paint when I have some that looks similar.

Sweet! There's going to be voting!

My one answer to this question: AS SHINY AS YOU WANT IT TO BE! If someone gives me rude comments, I just shake it off. The model is GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME, and I don't care about that person's opinion.

That's a nice Pro Street Monte you got there!

Are you kidding me? Of course I accept that as a mucle car! I'd accept a '70 Vega as one! Looking good!

I've heard of that trick before. I store my paint in my bedroom which has a temperature of arounf 65 degrees Fahrenheit. I paint it outside real quick, and bring it in the house. I've even painted my '69 Super Bee in 30 degree weather and still got a nice finish.

It's cute, eh?