Lanny Haas

Also mcheck out the bead section, some of the smaller one make great fittings for the braded line.

Its a neat little kit, and I mean little. some parts are a litle fiddly to get together, but the results are worth it, as shown by Walts fine example. now if you throw in a push truck from the day and a little mud from hot lapping,...the choices are endless..

I get so inspired looking at your projects....I have this vision of a 59 Chevy El Cameno, narrowed and shortened and wheels outside of the body.....with a sklelton in a top hat and tails......coffin corner you say?

Pancho look real comfy in there.hes "digging the scene with the ganster lean"

eh (looking around) I think I would find another dog groomer, they seem to have clipped him a little short......

OH boy John! looks good so far, Not sure about the roto tool and the saw blade. I know I would lose a finger with that, but that's just clumsy me..... Well not to keep you from your fun reading my dribble, but I like the looks of this one......it going to be good.

Looking great so far. I have only one question....where does one go to tend to the call of nature?

looking good!

the21 car a combination of J&J's and the kits decals. Power slide decals, and a resin nose.on the 29 car.

that truned out great, Im learning some more from you thank you,

And now looking from the underside, it look like the way a real truck would look. going to lay this thing on the ground when its all done

starting on this again. was sideline buy other projects, but now time to finish, at least the truck the more I look at this bed the more I didnt like it, It was wood and brass strips glued to a peice of sheet plastic, so I had a better idea. smaller brass strips and1/23" wood. this is a rough fit, will polish the brass and finish the wood. using brass square tubing for cross rails and even smaller ones for the bed rails

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OK sorry im late, had to micro up some pop corn, and grab a soda.......OK John....you can continue....*Munch Munch*............

looking good!!! Lets get them tires muddy!!! Like the scrapes on the trailer fenders also.........OK lets see the rest of it, back to the bench...

this is looking great. and it's hard to make a convencing flat tire. your nailed it.....maybe that's what made it go flat

yes it is fun...try a black dry brush on the frame followed by a dry brush of mud color over that. you have too "spearament"{

Looking good...and It was very nice of them to turn her upside down to show you the headers

another way to add dents is to gring the inside of the body, thin it down than use the knife handle to shape a dent. You can also grind or sand the dent with the moto tool,on the outside, if the body is thick enough. This is a dent from grinding the inside of the fender, and applying pressure with the hobby knife handle. Its what ever works for you. I like what I see so far. Somethin I learned in Weathering, is knowing when to stop. I went to far on this one.

Great build so far!!!

Un flipping belivable!!!!! welds.... I can see the welds......Clutch springs..... :blink and If im reading this right in only 21 days!!!! I have no words my friend...Another one to look forward to seeing up close some day.....If your coming to the Desert scale show next April you have to bring this one......WOW

Looking forward to seeing this one in person on the table, when you come back to phoenix next april.......