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[Mach2]

Hello Folks. Just joined this Forum. Here are a few of my latest builds.

2008 Nationwide #59 Marcos Ambrose STP Winner. I used a 2005 #17 Taurus kit and modified the nose, rear quarter windows and rear bumper.











2007 Nationwide #60 Carl Edwards Dish HomeZone Gateway scheme. Use a 2005 #17 Taurus kit with mods.

Edited by Mach2, 19 December 2008 - 06:03 PM.

[RadRidesByDan]

Excellent build my friend, what a way to make an entrance. Thew detail is very well executed. Top notch.

[Mach2]

Thanks. Here's a few more.

2008 Nationwide #88 Brad Keselowski Navy Blue Angels Richmond scheme.



Close up details of the TV panel camera I made.


Dash electronics wiring details and roof camera details.






2006 Cup #14 Ginn Clubs & Resorts Sterling Marlin.

[RadRidesByDan]

Not that I want to pick just one but that Blue Angel NASCAR is my favorite out of the ones you have posted.
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[ricky12]

LOOKS GREAT WOW!!!!!

[MADmodelDOCTOR]

This is some really cool stuff. Love the Marcos Ambrose car. How about doing the Holiday Inn Nationwide car ?

[Mach2]

Thanks for the very nice welcome Folks.

This is some really cool stuff. Love the Marcos Ambrose car. How about doing the Holiday Inn Nationwide car ?

I have recently reduced my kits, and the decals assigned to those kits, from 53 kits and 55 decal sheets. I'm down to 22 kits and a decal sheet assigned to each one. The only Kevin Harvick scheme I plan on building at this time, but that could change.....it always does huh, is the 2003 #29 Monte Carlo Snap-On "Winston" scheme.

The #59 STP Ambrose build was a most enjoyable build. My first attempt at making a Fusion from a 05 Taurus. Had to fill the fuel filler on the LH side and move it to the RH side. Sanded the nose of the taurus, sanded and filled the grill, raised the bottom horizontal part of the rear quarter windows and reshaped them. A little bit of modifying but thats what make it fun. If it was easy all the time it would quickly become boring.

Edited by Mach2, 20 December 2008 - 08:38 AM.

[Mach2]

very nice! any pics of the engine bays and chassis on these you could share?

Dave

Ah Ha Dave, you've discovered my secret. I build shelfers and tie them down to single display cases with wire ties. I enjoy detailing the body exterior, wheels and tires and the interior. I glue the hood down and there's no engine in there. I also do not detail the chassis. This allows a quick build and time to devote to the detail areas I like to do.

[Mach2]

Here's the built collection.

[3men2s]

may i say, welcome....you do great work
no...exelent work is more like it.....will be watching
everything coming out of your bench.

[LUKE'57]

No, I build curbsides, though of a somewhat earlier vintage. But to call those beautiful models you posted "curbside" is like refering to Bill Gates as a somewhat successful businessman.

Edited by LUKE'57, 22 December 2008 - 01:21 PM.

[Mach2]

Thanks everyone, your comments are most gracious. I build as a hobby, for relaxation, and I love to do the small details. Like everything else, it's the little things that make the whole and I love detailing.

[Hondo]

Hey Mick !!

Guys, here's one of the best NASCAR builders around today.........
Mick does an awesome job and is pretty quick too.

Again, Mick........I am impressed !!

Hondo