cobraman

Cool ! Looks very detailed.

Nice little bike Dan. In fact I ordered one from Tokyo Hobby that should be here any day. Yours looks very nice.

Well, it's no Cobra but it is beautiful non the less.

Thanks Al buddy ! I will take it ! Should I PM you my address ? : ) She's a looker.

Sweet build.

Like Ron I started building around 1960 when I too was about 9 or 10. Still I build mostly box stock and add only glue, paint, and bmf. I do on occassion use sheet plastic or some wiring or a pre wired distributor. Once in a while I will use 2 kits to build 1 so that will drive the price up. I am not into the "super" detailing but sure do enjoy seeing the builds of the folks that do. It's not so much the money that holds me back as it is my lack of talent and my desire to not get in over my head and have a bunch of unfinished kits.

Love the interior. Very nice work.

We want more please.

Very nice. I have to try that texture paint.

Thank you guys !

I wasn't feeling the blue wheels at first but after looking at your build a couple more times their growing on me. Nothing wrong with trying something different. Nice build !

Looks good to me .

I read somewhere ( maybe here ) that Scratch-X works pretty good.

Nice haul. Just built that Toyota pick up a month or two ago.

Sure looks like a beauty and I would love to add it to my collection but at that price it is way too rich for my blood. Heck, I can just about make 3 house payments for that amount of maney.

That is coming together soooooooooo nice.

I finally found some time to work on this wip. Some parts painted and some only primed. Wanted to install a Viper engine but my buddy was anable to find the one he had. I decided to just go forward. All I had was a couple of Ford small blocks so I thought I would just go with the stocker so I could go forward. The mock up will give you some idea of where I am headed. Comments are always welcome good or bad. [/url

Jeff is right. Dullcoat works very good. I use it quite often.

Have you tried Bare Metal Foil yet ? There is a learning curve but better than paint. IMO There is at least one thread here that will tell you how.

I put my 1/12 GT 500 under a fish tank. It's a little tall but works good. Petco ( I work there) was having one of their dollar a gallon sales so I got a 10 gallon for 10 bucks plus my 20 % discount.

Looks great !

Looks much better with the wheels tucked and lowered.

I think I like the back but the front...... not so much.

Very cool !

Engine looks great !