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Hi John, Sounds like a great job This new project looks very interesting , coachwork looks great so far ! Randy

Hi Bill, Like what you have going here, keep it going!!!!!! Really like the lenght you gave it. Randy

Hi Alyn, I do believe that you may have forgotten to use some day-glow water paints but you did hit the major ones ! I think your wheels are looking good, seats are right on !!! Randy

Hi Paul, Love these Chevy trucks Good looking start !! Randy ,

Hi Tyrone, Looks awesome! Really looking forward to paint Randy

Hi David, Not sure who is having more fun, you building or me watching Great stuff!! Randy

Hi Jeremy, I have a diogram here....http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=47809&page=2 Hope this helps, Randy

Hi John, The paint is just awesome !!!! Then you post the engine detail pics and that wonderful skull , amazing stuff Randy

Hi Alyn, Seat is looking good, what was your technique for the wear? Excellent chassis!!! randy

Hi John, Got a big smile on my face when I saw this post from you Looks like the skills are still there. The stance looks right on and the motor looks sweet !!!! Glad your back, Randy

Hi Pete, Hope so Planing on using it for my front windows with it being captured in a frame. I did put a torch too it just for fun and actually got it to curve. Thought it would only be good for flat applications but maybe not! Randy

Hi Tyrone, Your skills and a truck, I'm in!!!! Which snap kit has the M/T's? Randy

Hey Bill, Every time you update I am more impressed!!! Lovin' it Randy

Hi Folks, Thank you Mike C. Pete, Appreciate the kind words but pretty much just build for me Hey Joe, Thanks buddy! Hi mike M, Glad you like it. Thanks Riley!! Custom Mike, Thank you sir! Thanks Bill. Hello Sergy, Thank you and I learn alot from your Big Rig build !! Thanks Derrick Just a quick reply to an email I received asking about the real glass.... It is microscope slide covers. You scribe a line with the carbibe tip tool and snap it apart. I use the flat side of a moto tool cutoff wheel, diamond kind, as sand paper to smooth the edge if it does not break clean. I was hoping to get more of a real glass reflection over the typical clear styrene but to tell the truth I don't think it was worth the effort. If your are interested I get mine from.....www.cloverhouse.com Thanks, randy

That is all for now, Thanks for looking in! Randy

Hi Folks, Steven, thanks for commenting! Hi Bill, Thank you my friend, I continue to marvel at what your doing!! Hello Luis, Appreciate your comment. Hey Pete, Thank you and enjoyed getting caught up with your 'Black Knight' Thanks Derick! Hi Clay, Yeah, I'm building a dio to display this thing and that's my 'lego lathe' Thank you Fred! Thanks Bill G. Hi Andy, Thank you and I need to take lessons from you on keeping the bench clean! Hi Richard, thanks buddy, you are killing that garage! update, Working on the doors, had to use real glass so I could solder them together, made up some handles from ally.... Ref. pic to show the inside of the doors... more....

Hi Pete, Getting caught up here, Really looks awesome with the black and polished metal!!! Thanks for showing how you are building the front axle. Great stuff!! Randy

Hi Kenn, Been going thru this one and have got say how impressed I am with your skills!! randy

Hi Andy, You've got this one looking awesome with that paint job!! The foiling is outstanding, glad you decided to do that. Randy

Hi Richard, Just awesome work!!!! Gotta go back and study this some more Randy

Hi Chuck, Love what you are donig with this one!!!! Randy

Hi Alyn, Every time I look-in I leave more impressed!!! Those contol levers are too cool, beautiful work. Randy

Hi Bill, WOW!!!! Great looking progress my friend. You are just knocking this out of the park. Really look forward to your updates Randy

Hi John, Getting caught up with your progress, looks fabulous!!!! Love the interior and what a monster motor. Your detailing is outstanding. I noticed the great looking gauge faces on the air tank, how did you do those? Need some on some tanks for my dio project. Keep up the good work my friend Randy