B-onefan

Maybe they were thinking it should have a tri plex transmission.

Several (10) years ago the purchasing agent for Hobby Lobby changed. Since that happened, you no longer get a large variety or the 40% off weekly sales. The new person was not interested in models, so the selection declined. And for the longest they just kept ordering the same thing over and over and never updating the list as new things were released. About the last 2 years they have started to get better, but not the 2 isles, top to bottom like it used to be. And the prices also went up to MSRP.

They Are!! Mid summer next year- 2015. And the DM600 also.

The Beall tanker and the Great Dane Reefer. I would like to see a modern dump and a drop deck.

Do you have any A-body 8 3/4 rearends?

Didn't see these on your website? How much?

Got my new release today. All shiny chrome, no satin tanks or wheels like the original. They look like satin in the bags, but once you take them out you will see they are all shiny chrome.

I built this as a Tractor(not the wrecker) several years ago and I don't remember any problems.

Jacobus, Where can I find the photo etch kits pictured above?

I got one last year that was sealed and it was the same way.

Keep e- bay out of it and sell direct. A lot less overhead.

So the question is, how much and how long?

They did have a T-600 Aerodyne.

Looks Great!!!! Can't wait to see it delivered to my front door.

As little as 24 hours and I don't know what the longest time is, I'm still working on a 1/16 W-900 that I started in 1985.

Thanks for the update. Can't wait for the finished product.

I think he may have smoked some crack!!!!!

I have mixed a few drops of white glue into some warm water, soaked the tissue and draped over the load and let dry. It holds the shape you want.

Hmmmm, I have a B-61 cab sitting out back and a 95 CC F-350 Powerstroke.

I hope there not secret, since I spent lots of hours in the sim flying one. And for several years took my students thru the phase dock, engine rebuild shop and test cell( they fired up a few engines for us), munitions loading area, and let them play with the proceedural simulator and the full motion simulator. They were and are a great community of guys(and gals) and would do anything to help the school and career classes out. I'm not sure about this airframe, but I heard of one that got "overstressed" and twisted the spine and vertical stab.

Most urethane hardners are designed to be used within 2 weeks after opening. They start reacting when opened and exposed to air and moisture. Very seldom does a paint shop have the hardner around that long. I used to show my students about closing the hardner good by taking a small amount of hardner only, no paint or clear, and adding 1-2 drops of water and checking it the next day. It also drove home the point about wearing eye protection of a full face mask when spraying, since the eyes are mostly water and attract the hardner.

And if I remember, the T/A's were made to qualify the cars for the race series, as so many had to be made from the factory. Same with the AAR Cuda.

I'll second that!!!

Thanks for providing the photos. I bought 2 of these kits and was a little concerned about the directions. I have not started the build yet, but think these photo's are going to be a great help. And a Big Thank You for doing the kit and continuing to add kits to the line up. I hope you continue and make many more to fill my workshop! Mike

Excellant video!! I have always wanted to try it, now I will. Thanks, Mike