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Ive never met this Greg and odds are never will. He may be a great guy , and thats fine. BUT, Based on whats been posted here in the past about delays on the printed magazine . Like it or not its a business and if I ran my business that way I would have been out of business in a heartbeat. IMO ( and last time I ckd we are allowed one ) unless something can be done in regards to delay after delay with subscribers receiving what they paid for in a timely manner , either close it up and make portions of this forum paid only. Or hand it over to someone / some company that can deliver said product on time. I'm sure I'm not alone saying this but if portions of this site want to go to paid only, I'm fine with that and would mostly pony up . But no way am I paying for a paper magazine then taking years to receive all the issues I paid for .

Agreed 100%

Agreed, For a BB chevy, I think the one on the Old Pro Nova would be your best option in stryene

welcome aboard. Models can be a huge help in taking our minds off the daily grinds of life and its associated issues. Chin up, there is always light at the end of the tunnel,,,,it just has a magnifier built in it now LOL ps, in regards to the IMC Little red Wagon poster. I honestly cant say if Ive ever seen one before or not.

This is my thoughts. Having built models off and on since the mid 60s . I would dare say Ive built well into the thousands. Ive got maybe 150/200 or so built on hand in the cases now . Lord only knows how many I've sold off or been damaged and thrown away over the years. I'm afraid to think the $$$$$$$ I've 'torched' in simulated crashes back in my youth

Man. I like that a lot.

Beauty for sure. Ive had one of these on my to find list....with not much luck btw

I just paint it a like color as the flocking and sprinkle away . Had zero issues Had one i used white glue pull loose at the edges after a while

We think alike

Love it

Mid 1970 season on a limited use. About the same time as pro Stock first came onto the scene , Earilist Ive seen them is the 1970 Sox and Martin Cuda Became much more common approx 1971 and 1972 They were an over the counter race car part only from both mother Mopar and the aftermkt . never offered for street use, but like as mentioned some ran them on the street.

The car snake is inquiring about to build. 65 Plymouth sedan 426 hemi and auto The Flash kit is a 4 speed but has everything else to build this car Slixx makes ( or at least made the decals for this one )

Pretty sure you need the Flash version. Its the only one with a hemi , sedan body and correct A990 interior

So does the AMT 1971 Duster

I use Bare Metal foil for the most part. Although I have done an entire model using the pen with great results . BUT ,,,it requires a steady hand. Or a Q tip close by for the inevitable slip I think this one all the trim is the pen, including the wheels

Please tell me there is resin copy avail . I'm good with a curbside version

nice

Steve, Im assuming all your coats are via airbrush , from 1st primer base coat to clear top coat ?

Missing link makes ( or at least used to ) the baseline interior conversion for the AMT kit.

Nice builds fellas. Im not a vette guy persay, but when I see them built makes me thinking about building some of my own

5 hours ago, StevenGuthmiller said: When I buy a kit, the chassis is honestly the absolute last thing I care about. Steve Make it triplets little brothers The chassis detail is my least concern, its not like I display my builds bottom side up.

VERY well done. Having seen the 1/1 in person ( past owner was from Lexington KY ) I can say in all honesty, that was one WICKED sounding small block

Perfect, I will have to pick some of this paint up and do a spoon test. I have a project In mind for a color like this

I have one of these missing link resin kits. Not sure when or If i'll ever get to it. if your interested I might be talked out of it , pm me and we can work it out

Got a closeup pic of that.? I would love to see how much metallic is in it