GoatGuy

You're going about this as a true craftsman. Looking forward to more.

Superb work. The belts look great. Artists like you make me realize I need to be more patient and strive for better results.

Great progress Mr. Davis. Outstanding.

That one with the engine hanging out the front...........is that Photoshop? What a wild looking rail. Along with all the others. Keep going Ray.

Looks really good so far Joe. Glad to see you're making progress with this and healing. Patience with healing can be tough.

Great progress. The graphics look awesome.

With the forum being down I have gone into withdrawal. Now I'm getting my "fix" with all these updates. I'm sure you have plenty to share with us. But I'll have to wait until tomorrow to see 'em as my wife and I are going to Gettysburg today. More of the 150th anniversary of the battle events. Can't wait to see your updates Chris.

Excellent job Bruno. Looks great.

I'm glad I found this info before I cut my '32 frame. Thanks for posting. Makes the process look very easy.

Great update Dave. I love it.

I always did like the lines of the Stude, and I agree with Virgil - the colors look really good. Keep it comin'.

That looks great. Did the visor come with the kit? I like the different colors you used.

I like the carb stacks. Nice job.

Looks great.

Wow Chris..........wow........and when paint is on those parts it will be beyond wow.

Awesome results John. It looks sooooo good.

Excellent job Tyrone.

Looks awesome John. I love it.

You've done a great job on this. Really like the color.

Norbert- what a great job. Another homerun.

Looks great Mr. Sobak. Paint is definitely a milestone. Looking forward to more, more.

Good to see this back on the bench.

Wow just wow.

Looks GREAT John. Whenever you weather something that has Alclad, does the Alclad ever come off in the process, or doesn't the acrylic used for weathering affect it?

I agree. Fantastic.