shatteredsoul76

I seen that Ramcharger car at a hot rod reunion in Bowling Green a few years back, not only was the car there some of the guys from the original Ramchargers were there to give out free posters with autographs, that was really cool to me. One guy from the original group was in an electric wheelchair with an oxygen tank in almost a 100% humidity and high 90's and he seemed to love every minute of it, to me that is what hot rodding is all about. They also ran(or tried to run) that same car down the track but she definately wasnt up for the heat that day and had some issues, still a great time.

It turned out great, Im in the process of building the same kit now.

Two thumbs up!

Your attention to detail is top notch,great job!

Why not just go with a Ford 9"? Also I wonder how far off an older Ford Explorer would be?

I just realized how small the pictures look in photobucket, was this something I done on the sizing or is this the normal size for pictures on there? If anyone needs/wants the full size pictures for any details needed for build ideas feel free to message me and I can send them to ya.

I have yet to order anything out of the US off of Ebay but I do work at a auto parts warehouse that gets parts from alot of foreign countries and Customs can and sometimes do pull random packages, crates, pallets to the side for a closer inspection. But thats just them doing thier job and I dont see how it would have anything to do for higher shipping price or extra fee. I think it goes back to the old saying "Buyer Beware" especially on Ebay with any extra fees.

I finally got some of my pictures straightened out and uploaded onto Photobucket, the pictures are from a couple of NHRA rod reunions and a Ford final all taken at Beech Bend in Bowling Green KY. I still have 2 more huge albums I need to upload from my desktop but until then enjoy! http://s552.photobucket.com/albums/jj358/jakemilburn/

Jaw dropping, the wiring from the missing radio is the best, awesome.

It turned out great, that thing is spot-on.

I was trying to figure out a favorite but couldnt as I like them all, nice work!

Shes looking great so far, keep up the good work. The stripe on the 1:1 is BADD, it almost looks ghost but I think the color choice was perfect for breaking up all of the black, hopefully we will see it on your kit.

Wow the difference so far is like night and day, shes looking good. Also thanks for the great tip for using the Testors aluminum paint to find flaws, it sure as heck beats red primer

Theres 11 there, the top left box has a 84 MPC turbo Stang not in the original box of course .

The most I have paid yet for models was $75 but that was for all 11 shown in the picture, all of them are sealed except the top 5. All together I have right around $200 in 22 kits which I guess is a good deal?

Thanks for taking the time to film and share all of your videos, I know they are helping me out alot. I just picked up a Paasche D3000 and a Paasche VL airbrush and I need all the help I can get. As soon as my regulator comes in Ill be practicing non-stop and have no doubts that Ill get there eventually.

Man that Jeep is looking great. I love the color what is it called? Id swear that the lights were on in the one picture from the glare.

Please ignore my above comment, my laptop was in the middle of updating and would let me bring up your site correctly, all is good now.

Man that engine compartment looks great. When will your website be up and running I wouldnt mind having one of those bad boys for a Nova kit in my stash.

I just ordered a airbrush and compressor and was wondering if the HOK paint is worth the price? I know the colors look great on thier website but are they really that unique. Ive also looked at the Createx line including the wicked colors as well as the Vellejo paint line, which Ive read good things about both. Ive also thought about the acrylic craft paints at Walmart that are really cheap and quite a few colors but are they any count on a plastic model car? Lastly besides a booth, respirator, and paints what else do I need to go along with the airbrush, like what do I need to generally clean the airbrush after each use that wont harm it, etc. Im hoping to have the electric run to my shop within the next week so I can really sink my teeth into building some cars and would like to get anything else I need bought before then, I dont want to get in the middle of a build and realize I need this or that. Of course Im not rich and dont have a lot to spend on models so on the cheap is the best solution for me. Thanks for all the help as usual guys!

This makes me miss my YJ, I love these old Jeeps. Did you run into any trouble fitment wise? After seeing your pics Im gonna have to pick one of these kits up. I cant wait to see this one completed, keep up the good work.

Absolutely stunning, keep on Crankin' Dr.Cranky!

Just thought some of you guys might be interested that Joann's has Martha Stewart brand flocking powder at 25% off($2.99) online only, also you can put in coupon code EFDX40 for 50% off one item. I just ordered one each of brown, blue, black ,red , and grey for a little over $21 shipped. Im pretty sure the bottle has little holes in the top in order to sprinkle the powder out. I have seen some pictures of models where it has been used and it looked great.

Im loving that wheel/tire combo for this car, I think they are spot-on and make the stance just right. She looks ready to pounce on something.

Nice, the lines on this car remind me of the '77 Granada my grandpa had when I was younger. Im keeping my eye on this one.