mytricia

they both look great,but the falcon has that real flair for a lot of power in a small pkg.i would love to see under the hood!

all 3 look like they'll be great projects.i love novas.one thing about novas and chevelles is that there is an endless list to the possibilities of things you can do with them.keep up the great work and can't wait to see more.

love the front end.really looking forward to seeing more,especially under the hood.keep it up! marty-the "alabama slamma"

very very nice!.i'm gonna be starting one soon-hopefully lol.mine is gonna be a black ss/factury stock-w/factory stripes.it,s for my son-in-law.it,s his favorite car and he wants one.i can't afford a real one for him.he is a great guy and he'll love it.

right on!!

all chevelles are great kits,it's what you do with them that counts.lol

you asked if that was an appropriate engine to use!any engine you want to use is ok,it's your kit-your idea-good luck.

absolutely no doubt--right now--$30k plus--easily.

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i don't know about the part about before i was born-lol.i remember 1.49.i'll be 56 next month lol-marty

cool color-cool car-cool everything!!if this how you build after sime time off-i can't wait to see more-rock on!

every aspect of this car is awesome-keep up the truly amazing work!

what one thing should every kit include.i think we can all learn something from this.i think every kit should have whitewalls or redwalls<decals or inserts>if they're illustrated on the box pictures, a lot of kits show whitewalls on the box pictures but don't always give you anything to do this. marty

i just thought this would make an interesting thread-maybe even done before.what one thing should be omitted from every kit.i would like to see each and every kit come with separate exhaust.no molded in exhaust systems.what do you think? marty

i think it is abot 75-100 miles south.i'm at the nortern part of alabama.

I'm new to alabama <about 9 mos.>and i'm wondering if anybody can help me find any nice hooby shops,any model clubs,etc..i live in decatur,ifound 1 nice one in huntsville.we have hobby lobby, but i mean places that care more than standard merch. thanks for all your help---marty p.s.are there any model swap meets in the decatur/huntsville area.?

i have to get a camera<don't have one>and until then i can't post any pics.sorry guys!!i just painted lindberg's 66 chevelle s.s. with spaz stix.i used their black basecoat-their purple/green,etc... colorshift paint and their clearcoat.it needs to be polished out.point being-it,s not a donk or lo-rider, but it looks awesome.it is gonna be built very close to box stock except for a few changes.i mention all this because i got introduced to spaz stix from a model magazine.they're known for having chrome<like alclad>in an aerosol.i haven't tried it yet,but fellow modelers might want to check into there products,so far-i'm impressed.hope this helps somebody MARTY-"mytricia"

thanks a lot guys,i really appreciate it very much. marty-mytricia

does anybody know if hobby lobby will or does carry the new 48 ford kit or the hudson thanks

i,ve bought some paint and chrome from spaz stix.i haven't used them yet.has anybody used them and can give me some advise on how it looks,or any tips on the best way to make them work right.it kind of seems like alclad in a can. thanks marty

since i have just got back into the hobby a while ago, can anyone give me the names and contacts for any paint suppliers where i can buy paint for my airbrush that is already pre-mixed-ready to use.any and all help--greatly appreciated. thanks marty

looks fabulous--clean as can be-i've been building for about 47 years and one thing i love to see is a great idea executed so well---like you do-keep up the awesome work!--i have one question-have you ever painted with nail polish-what do you thin it with and what ratio? thanks marty

that is past unreal! your work is absolutely out of this world!! keep up the incredible job. you go bro!!!!!

a killer project-one question.i would love to try valve stems on my kits! is there an article or something so i can try it? keep up the great work

I,ve been building off/on for about 47 years.i got back into permanently about 2 years ago.i'm into it more and stronger than ever-i'll never stop now. i could do this 24 hrs. a day.i have a lot of people who inspire me.some of my strongest inspiration could be the beautiful models i see everyday.but a few people who blow me away are TIM BOYD-DAVE THIBIDEAU,<sorry about spelling> and CLAY KEMP.also the biggest inspiration of all,somebody who always supports my building is my wife PATTI <my tricia>.everyday i can't wait to build. thanks p.s. thanks to another couple people who's names i just can't remember