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mustang1989 last won the day on April 11 2019

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    Coastal Bend in Texas
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    Fox Body Mustangs, Fox Body Mustangs & F...um I already said that....

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  1. Now where does a guy start with a comment on THAT??!!
  2. Man I haven't talked to you in a LONG while. How's it goin' bud?
  3. The master of 109's. VERY well built and displayed 109. Beautiful paint work!!!
  4. I can't get over the camo pattern for this beast!! Impressive just doesn't cover it. Beautiful work on this build so far!!! Following............
  5. That right there.......is just beautiful!! Very well painted, decaled & weathered!! WOW!!!
  6. Thanks fellas! I managed to shoot a coat of semi-gloss black on the chassis followed by a light over coat of super thinned out gray which helped to tone things down some and bring out some of the details. I also installed an engine oil dipstick on the drivers side of the engine. Here's everything all fitted up and ready to go now. This is not the easiest of dashes to negotate in terms of modeling. I feel that I've turned out alot better ones than this, but you'll see what I have to work with. I ended up cleaning a BUNCH of flash off of this thing and drilled through all of the gauge impressions. I had some gauges from Goffer Racing that I used for the smaller gauges but used the OOB ones for the speedo and the tach to stay as close to OEM look as possible. I then cut them down to squares and glued them in from the back side. The swing pedal levers were then thinned out to a truer to scale thickness and the whole dash was pained up and detailed. The "Camaro" emblem on the glove box was a PE offering from Model Car Garage and the radio face station tuning decal was from the spares box. I made a couple of changes and a few upgreades to what was already there OOB. I didn't like the fake looking OOB shifter so I made my own from a bobby pin. PE adorns areas of the dash and a set of keys now hang from the ignition switch.
  7. Thanks Chris!! Managed to get the engine mostly done on this rascal. I'm about 90% happy with this but that goofy looking fan clutch I'm glad to say will be hidden in the fan shroud.
  8. Can't wait to see the finished shots. Beautiful lookin' bird man.
  9. Interior details look fabulous as does the figures that are occupying them. You sure know how to make 'em look real Kent.
  10. Completed subframe with modified spindles to drop the front end a little bit along with the mostly completed bare engine: I purchased my first two MAD prewired distributors. I've gotta say that I am definitely impressed. This cut my time in like 1/10th of the time from drilling the OOB distributors and inserting the ignition wire myself. They come in all kinds of cap and wire colors.
  11. Whole nuther level of model building brutha. Good Lord man. Just fabulous!!! I'll get around to where I've got something more substantial to add but right now I'm just floored.
  12. WOW!!!!!!!!! That's slap yo mama good right there!!!
  13. This is gonna be so frickin' cool to watch!!! Love what you're doing with it so far and yup.....you're gonna have your hands full in replicating all those details.
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