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My first were many, I must have purchased at least 2 or 3 a month, they were all the first gen Tamiya's from the super champ, ford f150 pick up, wild willy, etc. The blazing blazer and Toyota hilux were to expensive at the time, if I only knew how cheap they were back then compared to today :cry: I ...

I agree but at this point it's either this or a PBS aluminum rear and PBS rears are not an abundance like jack rabbits. But besides me wanting one very badly, what's the minimum you can fabricate before making it off the drawing board?

Love the front fender! the over kill water mark I'm not to crazy about

If your running windows just open up any paint program you have and resize the photo, have you tried this yet?

Although sometimes in most cases you could hardly tell people and bots apart, I try and figure this out on a regular bases with management at work

Yea that is a bummer, would like to know a little more about that but if it's none of my business I understand Al. V I forgot, I do have a Wcm iroc which I'm fabricating the chassis to resemble a pro stock ( fingers crossed)

Yea that is a bummer, would like to know a little more about that but if it's none if it's none of my business I understand Al. V I forgot, I do have a Wcm iroc which I'm fabricating the chassis to resemble a pro stock ( fingers crossed)

Thanks Al, V not much on the bench fabricating wise, just a 1/8 scale that's cute as a button, but I do have tons of resto stuff and we all know that's just as good! V how the heck are you still a newbie with only 16 post? I feel I know you forever

Just like to say hi to all the new members and all the old farts, happy to be part of this quarter scale site again, I lost 2000 posts when I left but if everyone participates it won't take long reaching that again. Anyway, happy spring to all (thank god) time to move forward.