martinfan5

Nice work

Still down, things must be really broke

Lovely work as always John

Well done , one of my favorite schemes, the Yellow Freight .

Here is one of the threads Cameron was speaking of And another one

I completely agree, they have a bit of a charm to them being factory stock.

I have none from that race, try and Google "NASCAR road course car" or something on those lines and see what comes up on the image side. There is the full race Youtube, but I dont he got much air time during the race, give it a go ,maybe it will help.

You need to copy what is on the left side to the right side.

Same here, boring OOB for the one I have

You can use mesh screen to replicate the mesh screen, there was a taillight that was attached on the inside of the rear window, there was a defroster and the wiper motor. They are no current rain tires for that era that I am aware of. You would also need to add the fuel filler to the right side . That was just a practice run, it was not raining for the race .

, carry on, not trying to take this off topic

Fun fact about that photo, he took it himself

Nice work

Agreeing with this I am . I also have a bottle BSI Foam Safe CA glue to use on clear parts too.

Yay, get to save some money this year.

Fact, if it was Tamiya, it would not have those issues, Tamiya proves time and time again that quality kits at affordable prices are very much something that can be done.

Yes, Tamiya kits , so it can be done.

They are decent kits, just the awkward scale.

I agree on the colors its molded in, mainly the body, I hate, I mean HATE molded in body colors.

And or the Revell Rubicon kit, yes, makes no sense, but whatever floats there toasted goats over the moat.

Here we go, the new kit from Meng Models, yes, it is a curbside, but there are plenty of parts in the kit to make you forget about not having an Engine.

And I can confirm, the Jeep is curbside

Very nice

Dont worry, Pheedens Garage will being taking care of that.