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Damn Brian, I always forget your birthday. I'm sure you're busy tidying up for a get together at your place

Happy Birthday guys!!

Here's what I currently have hanging up in the spare room. I love displaying art work on skateboard decks and rotate them out from time to time. There's another 5 or 6 decks stashed away because my house is small :lol: First, Rodney Mullen and Kevin Harris freestyle decks, both are reissues. I rode ...

In your wife's vid at around 2:40, do you make shots like that by hand or do you have some sort of rig on rollers the camera is mounted to? They do some pretty cool time lapse shots like that at our shop when filming with a motorized belt driven rig that slides that camera while taking pics. Awesom...

I thought I posted this in here before but didn't, It's definitely an Andy's shell and I'm 99% sure that it's one of his paint jobs. It just doesn't have a signature

Wow sir, that body turned out great! and the black wheels out back definitely give it a racer look.

ChisaiKuso wrote:I read elsewhere that the RCPS and early Lunsford look the same.

Yup, virtually impossible to tell them apart.

clm wrote:Add me to the list... Only got one but with the Edinger that is plenty.

Now to get a body wing and tires for Eddy

Chris

Forget the Eddy, let's see the Transformers!

Happy Birthday Todd, have fun building your re-re

Awesome work as usual, that turned out to be a great little classic runner

I saw these Futabas last night in person, the quality on them is top notch (now all I have to do is convince him to sell me one)

shodog wrote:I think the rough rider wheels look better anyway

X2

Awesome job sir, definitely a more realistic look!

Okay so I saw this chassis in person yesterday and meh it's alright, seems a bit flimsy

Seriously, this thing is pretty bad ass and crazy thick I'd say about 4mm!

MelvinsArmy wrote:Speaking of which, here is my Trickstar. All original, the only repro part on it is the crank arm decals, everything else is original finish from bitd.

What a beauty!! Amazing survivor, does that stem have the western "H" on it?

This looks awesome Reg!! You get more done in two hours than I do in two months

I've never seen early aluminum MIP bones before with the slight step down before the pin, very cool!

scr8p wrote:digging them up like i normally have to. )

Absolutely, fortunately I bookmarked this one otherwise I would have never found it

Thanks for the compliments guys, I think this one's a keeper