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The butt shot with the wheel off kills me every time I see it. Great job on this.

Pretty cool lil' truck.

Nice start, Bill. I'm sure you'll sort out whatever wonkiness. Myself, I'm looking forward to seeing how you make that grill and bumper look like it was born there. What's the glass unit from? It's working well.

lol...this is rad, Ira.

Lookin' great, Joker! Quick question - What do you use to blacken your panel lines?

Your knack for capturing the essence of traditional custom details is second to none, Steve. The execution just kills me. Well done on these latest additions.

Thanks for bringing this back to the top, guys. I've got a little more work to do on them but it sounds like they'll make it to resin before too long. Stay tuned...I'll let you know.

Yes, it can. You just have to know how to do it.

I went through the whole album on fotki the other day. Great subject, very cool style, and even better execution. Seriously rad.

Still watchin', Tom. Can't wait to see the next stage.

I smell another slam-dunk, Steve. Nice start.

Cool truck, Tom. What's the green?

Nice.

I like where this is headed.

Sweet!

Lookin' great, Tom. Keep it up.

Mmm! Great choice on the new color...really brings it all together.

Very cool project, Rich. Nice job on that tub re-work.

I'm a closet grammar nazi, myself. I've just learned to ignore it the majority of the time. I'm also fine with things like ""Stang" or "'cept" or "prob'ly" (but I loathe "prolly"), at least in informal text such as chat or on a forum. I see these as a sort of "text visualization" of how someone speaks. In formal text, though, such as an email to a client or business associate, I expect and strive for proper spelling and grammar, and absolute minimal use of contractions. I also love making up or mashing together multiple words, but I usually reserve those for friends and family who are used to how my skewed brain works. But here's one that immediately flips my middle finger - "I'm going to sale my thing." It's "SELL", not "SALE". "I'm putting it up FOR SALE" or "I would like to SELL it". NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER is it "I want to SALE it". Worse than 50 nuns dragging their nails down a chalkboard, in unison.

Too cool.

'RacTorRod. (who else watched the whole thing waiting to see it flip on him. lol)

Complexity doesn't necessarily make for realism. Your stuff is out-of-the-ballpark-and-into-the-next-zipcode good, Chuck! Btw, I sent you a pm the other day. I'm betting you've got your notifications turned off.

Holy raked lid, Batman! Nice job...looks killer all around...and I usually favor these t's tall.

I was also going to say that the matte black pic looks like a Batmobile prototype.

The shoot-at-an-angle trick is what brought it all home for me. That, and patience! Like they said, you have to shoot it and wait long enough to let it flash so you can see where you're at.