Johnb43

Wow, thanks for the responses guys. I cant find the exact model, but it does seem to be a speeder. I would love to get it and build a garden in/around it. If only I were in Maine. Thanks again guys!

Yeah I was thinking a tractor maybe but then when I saw how wide it was I think maybe some other kind of construction vehicle

Heres another picture

Hey guys. does anyone know what this is? the window setup is confusing me. My buddy found it in the woods in maine. this is the only picture I have

Thanks for the good words guys. Here are some shots I took today of the engine and interior. I didn't glue down the roof for the purpose of viewing the interior. I was gonna make a roof rack, and still probably will. I made the wood for it, and bent some wire, but haven't put it together yet. So I decided to throw it in the back, as if the owner just picked up the materials for the project. I did the carpet with embossing powder. The headliner is done also. IMG_1099-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_1110-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_1102-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_1106-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr Also, are these sized pictures ok for everyone? I never know because I'm on a 27 inch screen so its perfect here haha

Thanks everyone! haha thanks. Its an Underwood Master. Its the same exact model that they made a 14 ton version of for the 1939 New York Worlds Fair. http://www.historybyzim.com/2013/04/the-giant-underwood-master-typewriter/

Hey guys, My names John. I've been spending a lot of time on here for the past 2 months learning everything I can, but haven't posted until now. I used to make models when i was younger, but would really just glue them together and never really paint anything. So i don't count them, plus, I was about 12. A couple months ago, for whatever reason, I decided I would get into modeling. So I found this site, did some research, and decided to get the Revell mk1 Mini, as its a car I always wished I could have, even though I'm 6'4". Heres a few pictures of the original layout of parts on my probably unconventional work desk haha. Its a little cramped but I prefer to be surrounded by cool stuff. IMG_8461 by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_8444 by John Burdumy, on Flickr My idea with this car was to make something that I would actually own, rather than a pristine, restored car. The weathering was a bit of an experiment, but Im super happy with the outcome. I've gotta thanks Dr. Cranky for all of his videos and posts. I learned a ton from him, as well as many other guys on here. So heres some shots I took today as the sun went down. I'll get some engine and interior photos soon. Thanks in advance for any c&c! IMG_0929-2-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_0924-2-Edit-2 by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_0922-2-Edit-2 by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_0928-2-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr IMG_0914-2-Edit-Edit by John Burdumy, on Flickr