Wram Show

[Pro Street]

Just would like to say congratulations to Jay for taking first place at the show




Pro Street....

[Mike Casey]

well its hard to beat one as nice as jays. That is probably the nicest qscale i have ever seen... even with crooked parts. Did you point that out when they were judging? LOL!!! I like the wheels on there too jay.

[jayhurrikane]

Thank you prostreet! But ya FED is unbelievable the paint work outstanding the pics dont do it justice , also that conversion that dom is working on is just amazing . John fosters work is truly unmatched after looking at the dragster for a while, the combination of prostreet and john on that project is a work of art !

[jayhurrikane]

Yup the hangings wires and crooked grille did the job

[Mike Casey]

is there any way to see the back of the FE?

Also, seems like there were less cars this year? I seem to remember that last year had more?

[Pro Street]

Mike,

didn't take any at the show...sorry.


Took some for you in the vault...LoL...






Pro Street....

[Mike Casey]

that looks great back there. Really clean look. LOVE the seat!!!

[Pro Street]

Thanks Mike,


didn't get all crazy polishing everything, nickel plated everything that looks chrome...went more old school

Did you see the gas pedal?..it hooked up to the servo...



Pro Street....

[Mike Casey]

thats a nice detail.

[QS5831]

looks to me like the 34 got rolled at about 10 to 20 MPH was the driver ok ? still a vary nice car, love the slingshot, that one is to cool for school. man oooooo man

[Rocket]

All of the cars pictured look great. From the detail touches and engines on the 34 and old school dragster to the home brewed Zenoah engine cover.

Don't know about that engine cover over heating an engine though. I don't believe most folks would run it for long spells, if at all. It would make for a real nice detail touch on any scale model, especially if a guy couldn't quite muster up the change for a Conley or the like! I'm sure thinking about it.