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I have to agree with Jim, VERY impressive! Welcome to the forum, I hope you enjoy it here!

Just a though, but, couldn't you take an Exacto knife and cut the letters and numbers off of the and use THEM to add extra detail? Anybody ever TRY it? It does sound do-able.

Yeah Chuck, they're for a Ford small block. That's why I mentioned moddin them. But it IS a Tarantula type manifold.

Ron Andrews overt RMR resins has a VERY nice chopped 41 Chevy coupe for 45 bucks. It's REAL nice and it uses the Revell 41 Pro street willys as a donor.

Rodney,my brother, I have long suspected you were a TAD bit more twisted than you let on, but this just finally proves it. I think you been out in them woods too dam long! :lol:

Al's muh cuzzin! He WON'T do ya wrong, EVER!!!!

Caz it IS real!

Any of the old Lil John Buttera T kits should have that manifold for a small block Ford. You might be able to slightly mod it to fit a SBC.

The 32 Phantom Vicky, and the Revell 41 Willy's street machine are the only two kits I know of that have that suspension in 25th scale. you can make both of them steerable,and as Rob said, you can use ALL the rest of the parts to those kits on other stuff, caz they ARE some nice kits for parts!!!!

I went to the NNL's here in Detroit today, and got a 68 Cadillac Coupe DeVille for 15 bucks!!!! VERY nice clean rebuilder. Made my WHOLE trip there worth it! :D

Actually Harry, it's Pastel Blue. But I like it anyway.

NICCCCCE stuff, hu? Didja get the RR dash with the different gauge decals to go with it? Got his RR tailights too. Puts the reverse light in the PROPER location on the model. Kevin is a GREAT person to deal with, He'll go the extra mile to keep his customers, and once they see that, they come back! I know I do!

His website isn't compatable with some programs(IE7) and it won't come up. But he STILL is accesable thru that addy. Ed is a GREAT person to deal with and an EXCELLENT vendor. I'll deal with him again ANYDAY!!!!!

25/30 that's a fair price.

At work, there was a table made of granite, about 24 inches thick, that was easy 10x15 feet. They used it to jig up the masters of the cars so they could best figure out where to place the robots to where they could weld the whole car together. It was also used to jig up the new bodies and it was built similar to yours,believe it or not.

Peter, you can't rush great art Brother, YOU should understand that!

Larry, Steve's castings are PERFECT. You WILL NOT be disappionted! Check out his Holley carbs an stuff, he got ALOT of cool stuff on his website!

Woulda come out nicer if he'da used ScotchBrand INVISIBLE tape. You can see the tape overlaps. Needs to be neater. Think tapein models together will catch on????

WoW! That is just TOO cool! That's gonna be SWEET when it's done!

I B'leve so there Chuck! Look like it!

Gary, NICE bro! I saw your pics in the last issue of that other mag, Man those were nice! Glad you got your credit, they were VERY nice!

That engine compartment will fit a Chrysler Turbine Car motor!

I'll third that!! And I don't think shipping to England would would be too hard a problem. Getta hold of Kevin, and see what post would come to. The model itself is MORE than worth it! You WON'T be dissapointed at all!!!!!!

Good Luck,Bro. Hope your not any CRAZIER when you get back!!!!

I got one 'Chelle. It's about 1/20 th scale though. And mine didn't come with an interior. I don't know if there was one.Hth.