Tom Setzer

I first met Bill at one of the Motoramas' but I don't remember the exact year, It was a very long time ago! I have seen and talk to him only a few times since then!

Revell has issued several new kits Rat Roaster, 50 Olds, 57 Ford, etc. and the have more planned for early next year!

Kool Old School Hot Rod! I like Souped up 4 bangers

Before the fire that destroyed our house I had over 200 kits! Now I have the following, and I can't get anymore until the Insurance Company Settles our Claim: 4 Revell 32 Ford 5 window coupes. 1 Revell 32 Ford Tudor Sedan. 1 Lindberg 34 Ford Pickup 1 AMT 50 Chevy 3100 Pickup. 2 AMT 25 Ford Model T Double kits Chopped. 2 Revell 50 Ford F1 Pickups 2 Monogram 31 Ford Model A Sedans. 2 Revell 29 Ford Model A pickup Rat Rods. 2 Revell 41 Chevy Pickups. Several of these were gifts from Relatives!

Ok lets take this subject and go through it. 1: U.S. Model Cars, compared to Japanese Model Car Prices, Revell 1/25 model cars, average Price $25, Japanese 1/25 Model cars average price $50! You should get alot more in the Japanese kits! 2: Gas prices! Depending on where you live Federal, State, and Local Taxes are 64% to 71% of the price you pay for gas! 3: The liscense agreements are more to give the companies some control over the accuraacy of the products their name is being put on!

Chip, has had several awar winners in the last few years! Chips show Overhaulng is one of the most popular Automotive shows on TV. It is on every Tuesday night on Velosity TV!

Congrats, Nice Chevy!

Early Olds and Buick engines are cool in AV8s!

Chip will only put his name on it if revell makes it exactly the way he designed it, and drew it! Yes I have gotten his Autograph on several items over the years, But my Daughter has gotten atleast three times as many! I just like to talk to him about Hot Rods! I first met Chip when he was designing all of Boyd's cars for him. I have known Sam Foose for a very long time!

There is nothing in Model Car Building that you can't learn to do, if you really want to, but there is also nothing you have to do except BUILD WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY!

I use cupouns all every time I go To Hobby Lobby, or Michaels, at Michaels I can use AC Moore's 50% off cupouns. I don't Buy from AC Moore, they price model kits $4-$5 above Retail!

Those three Gassers are both Beautiful and Very well built!

I like the work you have done on this build! The small details you have added will impress everyone who veiws the car!

Building Old Model Kits ls fun using modern techniques and resources, even though they can be a real challenge to get cleaned up!

List up date for Isaac: Jack Black and one small ice cube Makerr's Mark and one small ice cube Jim Beam and one small ice cube

By using 50% off coupons (My Daughter,and Myself ) I was able to get these three models at Micheals, and Hobby Lobby for a total cost of $33.!

Jim, I will give Barry and his Family a place in my daily prayers! Barry is a Good Guys and I pray that he will get Well and return to The Forum soon!

That is going to be one very cool radical custom! I would leave the trim off, it will look great with the smooth sides, but that is just my opinion, and it is your build,so you should build it the way you like it!

Here is my TOP TEN LIST as it stands today: 1: Rvell 32 Fords 2: Revell 29 Ford Pickup/Rat Rod etc. 3: AMT 50 Chevy 3100 Pickup 4: Revell 50 Ford F1 pickup 5: Revell 57 Chevy 150 Black Widow 6: Revell 69 Chevy Nova COPO 7: Revell 37 Ford Pickup 8: Revell 40 Fords 9: Revell 32 Ford Hi Boy Roadsters 10: Galaxi 46-48 Chevy Aero Sedan I must add a couple more to my list! 11: Moebius Hudsons 12: Moebius 56 Chrys. C 300s This list is based both on how many times I have built the kits, and Kits I really enjoy Building!!

You should always feed your brain,and a good book is a great way! I'm always researching Ancient/Medievll History and Military History.

Seeing the great builds other people on this Forum are doing, ussualy is enough to motivate me to get started again!

Does anyone have any sugestions for improving my, PRACTICAL ONES TO MAKE THE HOBBY ROOM WORK BETTER FOR BUILDING MODELS!!

Hal You Build real Hot Rods? I grew up building AV8s and Dueces at Curtis Speed and Hot Rod shop, we would often use a rear cross member/spring perch from an old A model frame that wasn't worth using for any thing else on our Deuce frames. Then Clyde started manufacturing His own Frames and Crossmembers to sell to other people. l

The paint turned out looking great!

Norm Weber at Replicas and Minitures co. of Maryland makes a great 32 ford chass that you can fit an A Model suspension to with a transveres rear spring. First thing you should do when building it is to fit the floor board, as the chassis is easy to warp if you don't I have used 6 of these chassis, and the quality and accurace are both the best there is!