Harry P.

Well, it should. He based his model off of one of my illustrations.

Final vote: 40 REAL, 20 MODEL. The answer: It's REAL!

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I thought you were talking about how to delete a post that you had already made. If you're still in the composing window, all you have to do is hit your browser "Back" button.

Buy at the store and pay sales tax (and gas to get there and back). Buy online and pay S&H. In the end it's pretty much a wash, $$$ wise.

Ditto. Why make things hard on yourself? Paint the pieces first, then assemble. Waaaaay easier than assembling first, then trying to mask and paint.

Nice fix on the wheel/tire problem.

Weird. It works differently for me. I see two buttons (Multiquote and Quote)... and the other links are in light gray; they become black when I mouse over them.

This would make a great Batmobile if Batman was German... Fledermausmann!

Nice clean build, very "stealthy" looking. Personally I would have gone with a high-gloss finish... but this looks pretty good, too.

Very cool! The paint is spectacular, and the interior ain't half bad either!

Correct. Skip, are you not seeing those links at the lower right of your posts?

Not to be a wise guy... but are you running a current browser? The latest version of whatever it is you're running? A lot of the problems people are having here are due to their outdated browsers not being able to handle this site correctly. I say that because I have absolutely NO issues with this site. So obviously, if the site works for some but not for others, the problem is not the site.

Did you have to sign up as a "new" member to get rid of the problems you were having with the site?

That looks to be a stock Harley. He's going after this: They had the dropped handlebars, no fenders (and no brakes, I think!).

I've noticed that, too. I think it has to do with "comfort level." That is, when a mediocre model gets posted, many members will compliment it to no end, because it gives those people a certain comfort level...because they know that they, too, can build a model to that level. So in effect, by praising a less than praiseworthy model, they're actually validating their own skill level and in a backhanded sort of way, complimenting themselves. Sort of like saying, "hey, cool model, looks fantastic... and I can do that too!" I'm no Sigmund Freud, but that's my take on it.

Thanks, Dave. You and everyone else involved in this kit have hit a home run. Congratulations to all involved for a job well done!

Pretty cool. Your only problem is that you work so dang slow!

Thanks for the info, Sven!

Exactly right.

That was what I thought. But I guess not. Whew! I guess I can keep my man card for the time being, huh, Monty?

Aaron, thanks for the very thorough and detailed explanation. So do any other "popularly priced" booths offer better airflow than Pace units? BTW, I think this is a very informative and important topic. After all... our health depends on it.

Okaaaaaay.... but isn't 148 and 265 CFM more than 100 CFM? I guess I'm not seeing Aaron's claim that Pace units don't move 100 CFM.

??? According to their website, 3 of their models have a 148 CFM fan, the 4th model (Peace Keeper Deluxe) has a 265CFM fan.

Ok, I see. I was wondering why I couldn't recognize it!

Yeah, but what do you care after you're dead???