- OT: Train chasers in a Kaiser-Darrin? *PIC*
- WIP custom fleetside..pics
- On the bench *PICS*
- As a side trip after the Houston show we stopped at Bray's Car Museum in Madisonville, TX PICs *LINK*
- Houston Contest PICs *LINK*
- If you like big steam locos....... *LINK*
- Painting chrome side trim white insert?
- IMSA at CTMP/Mosport...Day 3, Practice... *LINK*
- You have truly mastered the bent and twisted look, Scott! *NM*
- Video #2 from Model Car Muse about the Model Car Builders museum. *NM* *LINK*
- Come join Auto Modeler Magazine at the Syracuse Mini Nats 7-19
- Miscellaneous Mopar Madness *PICS*
- X 2! *NM*
- YIPPEE!! I was at my LHS and found a can of Testors Aluminum Plate buffing metalizer hiding at the back of a shelf! *NM*
- Here's a couple mockup pics of my truck with the interior in the cab and it all mounted on the frame. , , [PICS]
- Things I build when I''m not building car models. *PICS*
- That's good to know. Glad I found the kit I did as it may end up as an early Police panel *NM*
- Scott, the Impala turned out a beautiful mess...lol. That car is awesome looking. After hearing of Franks desire to put a shop together, complete with wrecked cars, I wanted to to be a part of that. Once Scott let me know a car that can be convincingly wrecked *INSIDE*
- Wow. She's a real looker. A different background could convince me it's the real deal. *NM*
- Even with it being a diecast I coulfd live with one, Terrys version is a great rendition & certainly adds to the models desireability. *NM*
- Howard, nice work..........is that the last realese that was molded in the Orange?.....I'm looking forward to being able to display my Big Duece once the renos are done.......lol. *NM*
- Please post pics as you get into this one. I find 3D prints to be fascinating. *NM*
- What a beauty! *NM*
- It was mostly done but need some repairs :) *NM*
- IMSA at CTMP, Day 2 ... Rigs & haulers :) *LINK*
- Had to go through my undeleted emails to find it. Dealer was Ron Shirley Pontiac-Buick-GMC of Stillwater. *LINK*
- The additional backstory on the GA wagon, is that it had to be assembled 'outside' the factory, as the Grand Am and the Lemans wagons were built in separate factories.
- It's hard to see a cool car like that in that condition, but you did a masterful job on it! It sounds like it will be in good hands. *NM*
- I wonder if Atlantis has all the tooling for those 1/8 scale kits? *NM*