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It has been a long time coming for this project. Since this kit found it's way here as a surprise gift it is now time.



New H&R chassis. I won't use the wheels or motor, but I have plans for the new wheels and always have folks who need a hot motor.

you better build a few with that motor for the Dug Out
just sayn :shhh:

Might as well with all this trash talk! Hahha...get it?

Thank you, thank you...I'll be here all week, try the veal it's fantastic!

Its great Harry that you are building the large scale again. Bring it on!

Fingers, it is for looks at first. Mostly the sidewall detail I like.

I do sand the rears to get them to get them true as normal. When sanded they hook up very well down here, but they still have a good drift action which I prefer. Just me, I like to see the old hammers glide.

Just my goofy personal preference.

Yes Greg, it's been awhile :) Thanks.

Down in HRW Skunkworks...AKA Missouri..."The Armpit of America". :)

Dennis, these tires are urethane, remember. In my experience, any size contact patch with urethane in the right compound can equal or beat silicone in any width. The effect is that urethane tires in the right compound in any width, even dusty dirty, feels like freshly cleaned silicones when you run them. I'm sure others have different stories, but you have seen and felt the texture of my track and Heller's, so you have a good idea of the conditions I'm basing the claim on.

Some bumpers





Kind of taking ideas from these and other Modified/Sportsman cars of the era.





Mesh is a brass that railroaders use. Soldered well enough.



Slow going & certainly not perfect. But fun :)

Seriously? Just ship it to me when it is painted and done. That thing is freaking awesome!

Very cool Harry, that looks awesome!