Art Laski

I'm surprised no one replied, Donald, but we had 61 other builders join you! Thank you for coming. I hope you enjoyed it.

Looks good, Curt!

Looks awesome, Brother!

Love to see you back at it, my friend! Every update is always a lesson in old-fashioned, top-tier model-making. Such good stuff...

Glad to see you back at it, Tim. Hope all is well. Art

Such a killer build, my friend. I'm glad I got to see it at the Roadster Show. You dad is going to love it, for sure!

This is cool, Phil! I always like your subject selection.

Looks great, Bruce!

Cool subject, Mike! Right up my alley.. you're doing a great job on it! Art

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Awesome start, Paul! I like what you did with the gauges .

I started my own 3D design journey by designing the air cleaner myself. I made copies of each to use for mock up so I could finish the hood before painting. I’ll need to print a new filter later that’s just a little shorter.

Next step was to turn the Toyota engine into something that resembles the Ford engine this car had. I had my good friend Dutch @dog3models draw up and print a new valve cover for me. He also drew up a front cover gear drive and water pump, that I printed myself. I decided to go old school on the injectors, and scratch built them. I made one intake tube from styrene, then molded four good ones. Then I finished making the whole injector body, then cast a few of those. I also made some mods to the block mand cast a few of those instead of modifying both blocks.

Thanks for looking, Phil! I generally don’t like parting with my builds, but sometimes it’s worth it. So true, Bill! Thanks, Ian!

Yes, I’ve seen it! It’s really cool. I just might build one someday.