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Watch out for that Kitchen Aid or you'll end up with even more parts

The Crew Chief aeh? I checked my original issue and didn't see any. Did I miss something?

Thanks guys I have some good ideas. So.., I guess the next logical question would be, how many of us have used AMT's stacks. I think a new thread is in order here

I had to do a double take....err a triple

Thank you, Thank you, I should of known. Super nice photography too!

I found this pic somewhere, and would like to know who built it. I like the looks of it. We could always play "name that part" I see several from a variety of different sources.

Thanks Guys............It would be interesting to see if anyone as actually used them. I'll bet we all have packages of them hanging around just waiting for that certain model to come along.

Thinking about doing a 29 ford street sod with a sbc and a Hilborn or similar top end. anyone know where I might find anything along those lines. I have the new Amt stacks would like to use them on something. I'm not opposed to parting out a kit for an entire engine or just some good stuff to start off with. Thanks Guys!

Glad I could help! SA's web forums are not compatible with Microsoft's new IE 11. Hope this helps! ED

I really do prefer this forum But, I like to see what's happening through out the modeling community. I have found the solution for this problem! Here is what you need to do Go to SA's home page Then click on "Tools" at the top of the page. A drop down menu appears Click on "compatibility view" SA's URL will appear Click "add" Click close/ok

After much ta do,... I am finally able to get to the forums page via email links. However I still can't log in. Re-confirmed my password with Kalmbach, but it won't take my email addy either

oops! showing my age I guess

I keep trying... but all I get is "this page cannot be displayed" any suggestions?

I do not wish to offend anyone here, but I have to ask, Is anyone having a problem getting onto the SAE forum?

I box up the kit(s) that are buggin' me and clean up my shop!

Yea I noticed that too. Now if I can only find a good way to remove it. Used some tonight on a black lacquer paint job. Had a heck of a time getting it off while being gentle with the paint

This is a build I'd like to do too...Wondering if it is the same motor that's in the Orange Crate

Donno how old it is... Got 4 bottles off flea-bay for short money. works ok, just thought it might be for lexan or something

I have two bottles of Alclad chrome. One bottle is marked ALC 107, and the other bottle is marked ALC 107 R. Is there a difference?

Yep.. Longbox you are correct! A quick Google and i got this http://www.flickr.com/photos/gomotorbids/5804533199/in/set-72157626899893512 Sooo, Anyone know if it is available in resin?

How about BBs, the kind you shoot.

This ad poped up on my 'puter the other day. Don't care much for the ad, but the truck is cool. Anyone have any info on it. I think it would make a nice model

We've all seen those car insurance commercials, and having it can be a good thing. But what do you do when your little car crashes?? A couple of nights ago, I was rearranging my model shelf. Well, I grabbed a model that was in a display case, and darn if the case didn't hinge open like a Hippo's jaw!. Out it went and SPLAT! on the concrete floor! My first reaction was...darn it! My second reaction was, stupid, stupid, stupid !!!!!! After walking around in circles for about 10 minutes, I calmed down. OK I thought, it's time for a search and rescue plan... Humm Returning to the accident scene, it was apparent that a Tow truck was needed, this was totaled! Getting the large pieces was easy, the small stuff (which flew everywhere) wasn't going to be so easy. Ah time for my search and rescue plan...... Ran upstairs and asked the wife for a pair of old pantyhose.......yup, pantyhose! What the heck you wonder? I got out my shop vac and pulled the pantyhose over the end of the vac hose. With this method, I was able to suck up most of the carnage, and just pick the pieces off the end. 99.9% recovered! So, now the dilemma, What should I do? Better yet, what would you guys do? 1. Try to rebuild? A few pieces snapped in two. Lots of body work 2. Throw it in the spare parts box and forget about it 3. Look around for a junker/parts kit for salvageable parts 4. Just get another kit and build a new one. Decisions, Decisions I just can't seem to make up my mind!

Here ya go! http://www.ebay.com/itm/MODELERS-TOOLS-/180841247678?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a1afa73be

My Dad use to say "good tools ain't cheap, and cheap tools ain't good" Buy the best you can afford.