Austin T

I'm thinking of building the worlds coolest go-cart,well more "show-cart"

Cool build.Can the trailer swivel with the glass on it?

You might say that my 64 Impala is "In the weeds"

Iwould be all for sevreal of those.Resin ones are reacing sky high prices.

Sounds like a great time.

Thanks Doug for the tip on the clear.I think I will call the local parts stores tomorrow and see who has the best price on it.

I have both the hornet and the 300 and I'm almost done with the Hornet.I just love the quallity and uniqueness you guys put into your kits,the quallity is second to none with only minor flaws.You have a customer for life right here.I also like how the sign said "First in a series of trucks" I'm pumped up about that. Any plans on a camper or trailers for this truck to pull/or a flatbed or something?

I'm speachless,Every single detail.Amazing.

Save it for a show,never know what your gonna find.If you don't have a show start savin for a car,trust me I'm doing the same thing.

Sorry for not specifying.I use Tamiya Acrylics and a little bit of Lacquer paint.Also I can decant it if I need to but I'm looking for something I can just pour into the cup and shoot.

What is it,can I buy it in large ammounts?What stores carry it?What psi do I shoot it at,how many coats,ect. I'm looking for THE best clear that I can airbrush,hoping its cheap,but that can change if its just right.

I hope I'm not the only one who noticed that woody in the back.Looks like a Merc,should be A LOT cheaper then any modsquad version you find out there. Reference topic for the 1:1 Woodies: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=83746

The sheer happieness I have because of a s'cool bus reissue is amazing.Best year for revell yet!

I know some people on here play GTA and my favorite car in the game is the Sabre GT.After examining it for several minutes I started wondering what it might be based on,I see several different car in there.What would be a good starting point to make on in scale?If I made an acurate one I would find someone to cast it,or start casting myself just so I could make multiple.Here are some Pics of it.

Cool,just the perfect combination of engine detail,but then the great Cartoon character makes it perfect.

Cool build,also the bumper sticker adds that nice touch of humor to the model.

I could stare into that red for days and still want to see more of it,great job.

I mow yards on the side of going to school and building.Hard to find a job around here for a teen,easier to make one.

Looks sweet,but where are the tare graphics?

He has some nice stuff on his site,the plus is I live 30 minutes from where he does.So if I order something I will just swing by and pick it up.Also thanks for the advise on this guys too.

Great job on them,loved the episode.

Your to hard on yourself,I think you definetly have some skill to build this.It looks great.Also welcome to the forum.

This is one of the most interesting truck models I think I have ever seen.The simplistic white with all the scratchbuilding and Wow,its just great.

Now we all know why Taco bell's fire Sauce was a limited time only thing.

Considering the uniqueness of that kit I think we all need to see a pic of it,It's hard to make one of those look bad.