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I almost never see anyone around my age buying or building models, It's unfortunate but most of the younger kids would rather stare at a TV all day.

One time I started messing around with some aluminum sheet, and I ended up with something that somewhat resembled an early ford roadster. Does that count?

We've been having thunderstorms here in pevely lately, but nothing too severe so far.

i usually use my tablet or Ipod touch to visit the forum when I'm at school. (I have a lot of free time at school)

I can't wait to see some progress Brad!

I really wish I could've made it but I had some last minute Easter stuff to take care of. There's always next year though!

I agree that it can be difficult to give constructive criticism without sounding rude, but if the person asked for comments they should be ready and willing to listen to the feedback they receive. there are a few people who live to bring people down, but that is usually not the case and most of the time the person that comes across as rude is just trying to help. I will continue to post "All comments welcome" at the bottom of all my build threads because I'm always willing to learn and take advice from all the great builders here. Billy

Nice! I've been playing around with my dune buggy lately now that the weather is nice.

If this project got sent back then all the time and work invested by the builders who did exactly what they were supposed to would be for nothing. I find that to be really unfair to them and also to those of us who are willing to contribute to this project.

Scale Dreams, Competition Resins, Scale Repros, Detail Master, Pegasus, Ross Gibson, Dirt Modeler.

did you try turning up the air pressure a little bit?

Nice work! is it a 68 Charger?

I cleaned mine yesterday, I had to use an excavator.........

Did he ever reply??

What did I win. What did I win!

I decided long ago that I would much rather be doing something I enjoy than reading that somebody is getting ready for work or eating supper or whatever they think the whole world cares about.

I've been working on pulling out the old motor and heres the new powerplant

Lol, My grandma actually does carry a gun at all times!

I usually open it in the parking lot and make sure it is all there and nothing is broken. And then I always end up painting the body within the next week or so (unless its a highly modified project) and finally, I put it together a few months later

Du Pont base coat with Nason urethane clear.

Rise Against, Hollywood Undead, Shinedown, and Three Days Grace. Just to name a few.

The 55 is lookin good, Andy. I recently started adding valve stems too and now it bothers me if they aren't there.

I wish it was mine, I took that pic at work of one we are getting ready to restore, It's a 1966 Super Sport.

Is it bad if I perfectly understood that? LOL

Basically, you push the rails up inside the body instead of the body sitting on top of them and this allows the body to be low to the ground without lowering the frame also. http://farm1.staticflickr.com/138/324200114_77be560313_z.jpg