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Actually the word "Ain't" was commonly used by educated people waaaaay back in time in England... it moved to The states with English settlers to the south. so it's not a redneck thing ,,,it goes much further back..( I learned of this on the discovery channel, just the other day).

thanks for this great diagram ,, question-Is there a specific name for the panel behind the hood that often has the air vents and wipers attached to it?

hey thanks steve you are right .. my switches were all changed around for some reason..fixed .

3d is the way to go ..extrusion is an awesome and fast tool !..good luck with it .

I use createx for everything

either that, or you hit your freebie limit.

.... spell-check...it works for me automatic...so I don't have to remember how to spell anymore

Am I the only one? ,, or did I accidentally hit a switch ? It just displays "no new topics" and that is almost impossible here . it worked fine until a few days ago.

sweet job love the engine bay ! ,, question on the battery cable clamps , I assume they are photoetch ?.. I notice they have wings sticking out ,,, can that part be bent around to simulate the the cable clamp section ? or is that how they are meant to be .. I curious , was thinking about picking some up.

Isn't it just super fine graphite powder? ... I wonder if it could be made in a homebrew fashion.

pic size doesn't matter it will shrink it automatically ... it's the "file size" that will stop it from taking.... mine is much bigger in size than the displayed avatar

sorry to hear of the damage and bad news... we lost almost everything in last years Nashville flood ... it has taken a year to get somewhat back to normal so I feel some of your pain... take care of your family, personal business, and ..priorities ... The MCM forum will still be here don't sweat the small stuff bro

looking forward to the finished car in all it's glory ..here's one more pic incase you didn't have it http://images18.fotki.com/v457/photos/6/11926/8122397/a_j_foyt471vi-vi.jpg

I just do the tried and true up close "sniff test" if it still smells it ain't ready.

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I have used masking tape,frisket,transfer tape,liquid mask ect... in the past all with good results. Than I picked up a Roland Vinyl cutter a couple years back and ,nothing compares..I can import any design and cut it from Premium paint mask. It's ...well...awesome ! If you have a design ,I can cut if for you no problem , just PM me what you have to scale You did a great job with the materials you have,I know it's a lot of work

nice job ! .. the crystal perfect glass doesn't look right to me tho.

looking good , I know that was a lot of work ! If you ever decide to go with the wavy and stars down the road ,... besides decals, I do custom cut masking.

Just last week- My wife clipped the corner of her new mustang(she worked all her life for) , when she was blocked in between a semi trailer(who was also blocked in) and a work truck full of Hispanic landscapers who were attempting to merge onto the interstate at 25 mph. !!!. guess who's stuck with the repair bill deductable....nuff said

some great weathering jobs here !

Not a Model but A 1/64 Car 95 Johnny Lightning Club Car mustang, I won it in Their Drawing for signing up another Member to the club In 95 (1 of 50)

try not leaving the decal in the water , just get it wet than put in on a non absorbent surface. If the paper tries to curl , lay an exacto knife on it

I have sprayed it over primer with sucess , I buffed the primer with a pantyhose first and it gave the metallic a realistic sheen, like raw metal. But it is not necessary to prime first.

That might be because on a clear RC car shell, you are painting backwards (Inside out)... The chrome is protected by the clear lexan body shell.. the base coat goes over the Chrome as a backing coat, than a protective Clear to seal it all In from debris,moisture and chipping.

congrats