smellyfatdude

I worked with a guy who had a ' 10, painted deep blue. Yours looks spot on, color wise . . . . great build!

I recently started using Brave browser on my pc, with a built in ad blocker. Works terrific, and I don’t see a single ad.

Lepage’s 5 minute epoxy is what I use. Gorilla epoxy will take days to harden. Lepage makes a really good superglue, as well.

Nice save. 😎

Did they even make one? I’ve only ever seen a ‘ 64 wagon.

I love full fendered rods, and yours . . . . wow! Simple, yet stunning! 😎

Snagged one of these, awhile ago from ePay. I'm robbing the camper goodies out of this, for my ' 73 Dodge van with extended roof, a replica of my aunt and uncles' rig. The camper shell and racing accessories I'm betting I'll offer up for trade. 😉

Model building as a chick magnet. Who knew? Nice build, hope she likes it.

Same here, but I find that when that happens if I just go in to my browser history and click on one of the links from a previous visit, I can reach the site no problem. Remember, technology makes our lives easier . . . . . . 😉

Sweet!

That's an incredible variety of classic American iron, and every one looks fantastic. Love the Fairlane!

Incredible, too much for words almost. It looks like you went back in time, took the real thing and shrunk it. 😎

I used an AMT ' 60 Starliner chassis, on this Modelhaus ' 61 Starliner. Needed a wee bit of shortening at the back, but otherwise if fit good.

"You may decide to combine parts from the different versions shown, or use parts from other AMT kits for a really personalized model." I realize you started with a promo, but when I look at this I can't help but think that you've taken what they wrote in those instructions, and elevated it to an art form. Whether a model or a 1:1, that's the best of both worlds. A high performance street machine, that still pays tribute to the the look and feel of the original classic lines. Ford built some gorgeous cars in the sixties, and that's certainly one gorgeous scale replica! 😎

Excellent color choice, and the light interior really complements it. I love the slight weathering on the underside, as well as your photo backdrops. Looks like you could get in it, and drive. 😉 A great build!