1-8 scale 69 camaro pro mod (mike hill's car)

[Mooneyzs]

Dave.... thank you for answering my question. i see how it could be very complicated. i thought that they had different indexes and a few other differeces, but didnt realize there were so many. I know I have an older rule book laying around somewhere, but I should be able to download or order a current rulebook since i am a NHRA member. I really appreciate you taking the time out to explain all of this to me. thank you again. sorry to take this thread off topic.

[hOLMS]

Dave, I just ran across this...wish I would have sooner.

I appreciate you posting the most interesting topic I've read on this forum! This is great stuff and your work is legend man. Great work and I'll certainly check in more.

[futurattraction]

Fabulous work, Dave. I always love looking at your threads because I'm sure I'll be inspired and smiling when I see the progress you've made. Merry Christmas to you too!

[Prostreet]

Looks amazing as usual Dave, Merry christmas to you also.

[stump]

Oh snap...............

Dave, most excellent work mate. That housing (and associated parts) is a true work of art.

I'll have one in 1/12 please.

(just kidding, just so you know, because I know you too well.. )

Can't wait to see what's up next mate....Keep them coming.

Best Wishes for Christmas to you and yours too mate, from Australia.

Edited December 24, 2011 by stump

[Romell R]

AMAZING work Dave I always enjoy learning from a true master! Thx for blessing us with a true art form.

[hOLMS]

Fab and machine work look awesome on that rear end assy...We just rolled in a brand new CNC Vertical Machining Center at work and I'm planning some items for my builds, should be fun.

Merry Christmas to you also and I look fwd to seeing your progress on this.

[tyrone]

Your work is out of this world Dave,...... Merry Christmas.....

[Mister Twister]

As I've said before "your work is incredible" and you know your real cars as well. I like your dragster too! Ever thought about a replica of one of your real cars? Sometime I'll do a model of my old SG Nova. Keep up your great work!

[Mr.1/16th]

WICKED WICKED WICKED WORK!!!!

[Mooneyzs]

Dave that rear housing is looking great! the work you do is incredible. very nice work on this.

[pharr7226]

Mind numbing work. Thanks for schooling us with your posts. Happy New Year!

[eviltwincustoms]

Man, as usual I am getting schooled by the master! Awesome job on the rear end housing, it is coming a long really nicely. I am looking forward to where you put the wheelie bar tabs and where you put the tabs for the Wishbone.

[tyrone]

Dave you are the man.... period..

[Old Sprinter]

Great stuff Dave; you get an A+ today. We all enjoy your work. for sure. Ken

[Mooneyzs]

Dave... killer work man!! I have to agree with Tyrone... you are the man. I really enjoy following along with your work. I learn alot from you ad yor builds. Thank you for sharing with us. I do want to ask what kind of soldering iron do you use?

[Interceptor]

Fantastic craftsmanship Dave. I sure can learn a lot from it.

Nice pic's also.

Mark

[Red rocket 10]

Wow Dave , looking good man ...........

[Harry P.]

Your craftsmanship and skill is amazing!

[baddgass]

More great work Dave, and more idle for my next build. Thanks Brother.

[hOLMS]

Professional Grade A++....nuff said. I love it.

[thumper86]

Oh man this is soooooooooo cool !

[eviltwincustoms]

Very cool work indeed.... I am curious to know what soldering iron you are using. I seem to burn up my tips when soldering slot car chassis. I did use the "Stay BRITE silver solder". The liquid flux seems to flow the solder much better as well.

Got any tips for us beginners?

[Magic Photos]

Dave it is a treat to watch and learn from your work on these builds Thank You.

Mike

[Prostreet]

Can't wait to see this body, I definitely would like to build a 1/16th 69, my favorite body style. All the other stuff your working on sounds really cool, Thx. for all the effort your putting out Dave to make these parts become reality. Thx. to TDR also.