Austin T

I love your Post-apoc stuff,I would buy the resin kits too,but I just can't justify spending that kind off money on a model.No matter what though,you are an excellent builder that I hope to see more work from.Mind if we see some shots from under the hood?

Sweet another trail 70 owner on here!I got the Tamiya kit about a year or so ago to build my bike.

DANG!My hobbytown has the new 69 old marked at 30 bucks! You did good,now if you want I can take that ford interceptor off your hands for ya.

Not entirely sure what he's going to do about the engine,from what I saw of what was done so far he just had to finish the front spolier/body kit before he started the engine area.

http://www.hlj.com/scripts/hljlist?ItemGroup=HBS1210&Maker1=AOS&SeriesID=157 http://www.hlj.com/shows/aoshima2012.html Looks pretty sweet.Better than having to pay high prices for the AMT blueprinter trio set.

That's really cool,looks like something that could have been a concept car or something.

Whoa afx's just right down the road from me in Nashville. On the other hand I found this guy at the ACME show that is making a conversion kit that even includes the revell parts pack engine for the car,going to be around 20 bucks but has way more than this kit.In about a few weeks he's suppost to have them into production. It's called "Panhandle Resin". PM me for his e-mail,I don't want to post it out in the open.

What did you use to make the grill?Nail heads?

I remember looking thought the build thread saying that this one is gonna be pretty cool.It turned out just a cool as I thought it would.Great build.

Man that is an amazing truck,are you going to go for the gold on this one? (See what I did there)

Thanks for that bit of info Steve,I'll be sure to check that out.

Sweet,thanks for the extra info.

Can I find this episode anywheres online,I don't get speed and placed in the conteset.

Thats exactly what came to mind with this one.

While on the road talking to a modeling buddy of mine he started talking about his favorite car he's ever owned a 1968 Oldsmobile 442 convertible with a Hurst shifter,black on black with a red pinstripe and black rallyes.A very cool car and I have been tinkering with building one for him.After searching the bay I have discovered that Johan made a promo of the 68 but they are ungodly expensive,much less for me to risk hacking one up making a convertible. Now on the flip side the AMT 69 kit is dog dirt cheap and maintains most ot the body lines and just needs a new front/rear bumper grille and hood as far as I have seen.There is a caster that sells a 68 kit and I'm sure that if I ask to buy the parts I need ,not the entire kit, that I can get them.Is there anything else I might need to know about this?

Exactly my thoughts,or with enough work the fastest pit bike ever.

It would be cool to see the body in resin,I'm looking forward to this one John.You will do it justice.

Thats all reall cool until a turn has to be made,lol.Very interesting.

You know I think a Machine gun is a fair trade for a roof top.

I think thats effective use of lighting right there.Kinda wish the car I drove did something like that.

I find it interesting that if you win you pack up your winning kit and never see it again.Kinda odd.

After your Ford Pu I am really excited about this one!Do you know what other cars/trucks they have in mind for add on kits?

Talk about a scary ride,very cool.

Really cool,I like the color.

Don't shun me if I'm wrong but are those the mopar high impact colors,they look VERY nice