JollySipper

Hey Rich! The way I have to do it is after uploading the pics, click directly on the pic and that will enlarge it. Once enlarged, to the right of the picture will be your links, just copy the image link and Control+V to paste them here... Hope this helps you out some!

What is the name of the website that you can upload programs from your old computer to and download those programs to a new computer? I was reading about it but I can't remember the site.... Also my pics, drawings, and such.... would I have to use that site or can those be put on a disc and saved? Thanks, guys.....

What kind of music did WABC Radio play?

I've always liked the Druid Princess, it's even my background at the moment.... always wondered why it never made it into kit form

I can only manage to buy 5 or 6 kits in a years time, but I thoroughly enjoy the time spent on those kits..... It seems the less often you do something, the more you enjoy it when you do....

Yea, I guess that makes sense..... Thanks for the response!

If I were to order a set of full wheel covers for a '66 Charger from the Modelhaus, what rims and tires would I need to order to use these covers on the '67 kit? Thanks for any and all help.....

Will I still be able to browse around online since I have an AVG subscription? It doesn't run out until June....

That's very Escher-ish, and a trip to look at..... very cool!

Thanks, guys! I need all the helpful suggestions I can get! I was browsing around for inspiration for my next build and came across this car.... It's called "May Cause Dangerous".... thought it was awesome

Thanks, man.... I saw John's awesome T-Bird! He used photographic tape cut into thin strips to mask his... If that would be my best route, where can you find this tape?

I would like to try my hand at a paint job like this. What would be best for me to mask off the panels with? I'm pretty sure I should paint a white base coat, then mask off what I want to stay white, but with what? Would BMF work?

Are you using the acrylic enamel clear? I have waited for a week before trying to recoat that clear and it would still craze itself.... badly! If you are, I would say the gloss on that body looks beautiful, and wouldn't try to recoat with that clear!

Yea, He's a "mess", but a fun pet nonetheless!!

Here's my hammy... His name is Goose! And before you cat owners suggest a play date with your pets, that's not funny....

About 10 years ago, I owned a '71 Dodge Sweptline truck. It was a short bed and the last year for that body style. Had a 318 with headers, a cam, and a Quadrajet carb... yes, a Chevy carburetor! (and the Mopar guys cringe.....) Auto trans and a 3.91 rear.... It wasn't safe to drive too fast because of the drum brakes, but it was a fun truck!

Here's a poster for you!!

Nope! Skydime said three more posts......

I really like this build! It has that perfect peroid-correct look to it.....

Glad to see this one up and running again! It's my favorite thread.....

Thanks for all of your kind comments! I did learn something on this build... if you do any putty work and cover it in filler primer, use regular sandable primer before you paint....

In the movie "The Butterfly Effect" Kutcher's childhood friend builds model planes..... in one scene he is working on one and has several on shelves and hanging...

Thanks for the kind comments, guys! The paint is called Dark Shadow Gray, it's Dupli-color.....

Thanks a bunch, guys! I wish I could have gotten a decent pic of the interior, I shaved the dash and added handles to the door panels....

Thanks fellas!