In all fairness, these seem like they'd be a giant pain in the ass to actually build, as model vehicles go. They're still brain-meltingly cool, though.

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For Lucky Star, though? Banishment is order. Fret not, though, you'll find a home among your kind at 4chan.

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Wait, I just admitted to knowing the name of an anime character on a car website. Do I have to turn in my man credentials now?

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Gnat-eyelash bits of thread to GLUE on for the spark plug wires? I must have gone through a mile of the stuff because it always stuck to my fingers--if you got enough glue on to make the connections on the tiny engine, it was enough to stick the thread to your fingers. "Wires" too fine for tweezers. Use less glue, place wire in position, breath sigh of relief, watch spider web thin bit of thread flutter up and off into the universe. Take friend's advice--don't cut into little bits first; drop glue on engine in two spots, drape thread; wait, cut. Engine now has two large Elmer's Glue tumors. Whittle down Elmer tumors. Consider shaping them into super chargers or a really, really fascinating surreal supercarb. Whittle too much. Go find SuperGlu. Glue finger to thumb; move model with other hand. Get large white CSI fingerprint on windshield and side of car---just like in that Twilight Zone with the inflatable giant alien that scared that cop and the bitter city lady. Get lighter fluid to remove print from windshield. Windshield goes opaque. Permanently. Take model outside. Douse with remaining lighter fluid. Drop match on it.

Go back inside, take two large pain pills.

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I just realized something: I have a couple half-models around, plenty of CA, a box-cutter, a Dremel, and half a can of yellow Krylon Fusion. Victory could easily be mine.

Like I need another project.

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