car-man666

found that the 71 charger was ,very cool, and the 66 olds 442, and Eshaver, thank's to you ,i've put the 70 camaro on my purchase list....,but it must be the baldwin motion one or the other no-baldwin, or there basicly the same without the options???

that ,,,is ,,,hard core detailling ,,,,what A job, 2 thumbs way way up

ho! real sorry about the mishaps with the glue,, sob, but the body's ,,,wooou! hou! this is nice baby blue, eye candy, nice job, ,and i'm sure you will catch up with the rest of the salvages pieces,still following ,even with that bug i have,can't wait to fell better, have a good night.

and the 67 gtx,,,,,, god help...super kits

i have to go with Eshaver, the 62 chevy is ,a great and well done kit, real close is the 57 bel air pro shop, my opinion

well ,every day since i'm in the gang,the workbench is rigth next to the computer, so ,i'm in and out the workbench and on the forum, that's when i'm home ,at work, i'm in front of a computer all day, so it's easy to leave a window open and stay up to date(sometimes caus the're always somebody typing one thing or another so it is hard), and i'm also hooked on 2 other "french forum ", that i've been hooked on , to keep in toutch with around my province, the're a little smaller and we don't have the same comunity than you guy's in the states, (and around the world, i'm sorry! ) but in quebec ,we don't have the same amount of people on our little forum, it make's it easy to keep track , here, it's the big highway of info's.

for my experience ,i always thin my paints to the consistance of milk, so that the ratios sometimes gets confusing, get a glass of milk and a spoon ,and copy you're paint like it

now we need a video on how to make friskets...

real nice ,, happy for you

i already have the dimmer on the tool, i use the pedal as a sculpting method,

mine is hooked on a old sewing machine pedal, it give me the ability to get the speed i want to my dremel tool, the only modifs i made is to change the terminal that plug in the sewing machine to a wall electrical unit, picture please: it make the tool almost to a stand still, of course you will need to master you're feet to give the right pressure for the right speed

this is one real cool post Doc, please keep the info's cumming, it's so instructive and i'm sure it will help so many people to "dig into it " scratch build ,i meant don't want to confuse nobody

glad to see that i'm not the only one forgetting stuff,,,, but ,i'm watching this ,always wonder how you guy's did moles

maaaarvelllousssssss,,,,,,,, some great work

i glued them ,but sligthly, just un case, and i use elmers for the body and the frame, i think it's easer to thears apart when the need for repair is needed

a thrue fine build, and you're almost done , and whatever the time you took, i got some waiting from almost 10 years, and that's the fun with this hobby ,IT'S A HOBBY ,a real eye catcher,,,excellent work ,and not all the teachers are in schools ,thank God.

nice paint job ,cool ride thumbs up way up

if you're doing this ,add some extra glue to the tape ,cus over the years ,you might see the tape peel of the roof of the car,been there ,done that ,seen it, but while it last ,it gave the good illusion of vinyl top.

come on ,,,,, this is one nice ride you're displaying us now,,, wow

real nice Merc, you did quite a job of custom a zzzzation ,excellent work

that is so cool ,nice present you gave her, but in those days, anti theft, replacing a spoon by a fork,,, bye bye the club bar. real nice ride and the weathering is 2 thumbs up

i never trusted a can , bad ,bad can

isn,t that one of the coolest interior, man ,makes me want to sleep in it,,,,it's big , it's awesome.

hhhhhhhhhoooo yeah! an olds 88, i'm in love again the forgotten model commmmming to life, ho yeah!!!!