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Very cool Tom! I love these crazy campers of yours.

Very nice Vette. Well done.

That is a very nice truck Doug. I would be proud to have that in my display case.

I use both rattle cans and an airbrush.

Very nice Rob! I've been wanting to try something like that for awhile but didn't know what to start with.

It's actually called a 06 in the games.

1) Was your introduction to modeling at home? Yes 2) From whom? My father 3) What kind of models (cars, planes, trains, etc)? NASCAR cars 4) What did the person who introduced you to modeling do for a living ? Bodyman/Painter 5) How old were you? I believe I was 12 6) About what year was your introduction? About 2009-2010

I saw it somewhere here on the forum, I've never been to a model show yet...so I couldn't have seen it at any one of them!

I think I may have seen the HEMI powered saw somewhere, but boy has it been awhile.

Same here! But a very cool build either way.

That's a pretty cool start.

Yeah, that's what it is supposed to be. i didn't have any wooden boxes around that size so I used the cardboard one instead.

Very cool John! But it isn't like we'd expect that from you now is it?

Sweet!

Here is a scan of an older kits decals. These came from the DPMCC when they were still up. And here is the link to the one I built.

I have a copy of the decal sheet at home, so i'll post up a pic later.

Bill, you may recall this thread. I believe this goes along with alot of what has been said here. I doubted your word because I figured that since my dad had torn the car down he would have known what was in the car. I believed his word over yours for other reasons too, such as: He is an ASE gold master mechanic, and has been workng on cars since he was my age (he will be able 57 this October) He is my father. I didn't know hardly anything about you at that point in time. There are also many reasons I believe you are right I later asked my mom what the car had in it transmission wise, (it;s her car anyways)and she said it was a 2-speed He later told me it was a two speed (his memory isn't all that great) I only asked because I didn't know what was in it, or if it would be possible to convert a 4 speed to an automatic. I could go prove once and for all who is right by going and finding the tranny, but that would involve completely tearing down our storage garage to find it. I hope that this explains why I was doubting your word on that particular subject.

Revell's 66 gto is pretty good, I will probably swap the chassis under it for one from Revell's 65 Chevelle on the next one I build.You WILL need lots of putty and primer if you are building it as a hardtop.

I may be able to update mine here pretty soon, just gotta wait on my dad to exchange my busted bondo tube for a new one (I got it out of the box and it started leaking).

And that's a new song every other day!

Congrats! Glad to hear you got it back.

Nice, looks a lot like a 59 that my dad restored for a customer around that same time.

I've got a handful of ideas, and i'm thinking about doing some of the cars from the derby class that are featured in the Flatout series.

Check local auction websites if you have something like that over there. My brother found a stolen mountain bike of his on Craigslist, so I'd check them if I were you. Sorry to hear that Niko.

WOW, That's a nice Fiero.