Kit Karson

How so?

I have it on good authority that the contributors to this thread are going to see their efforts in print in an upcoming issue of Model Cars Magazine! As regular followers of the MCM forum know individuals and their builds have shown up in the pages of MCM magazine under Forum Finds. Well, this time is a lot different than the random picks highlighted in magazine... this time the article carries a lot more weight and meaning surrounding our hobby and those who have made it what it is today! So many of the hobbyist here on the forum have been an inspiration to me and others for just such a time as this... -KK

Thank you for following through on adding your Trib' build to the Under Glass thread, Brother! -KK

This may be one of the longest running threads here on the forum and thanks to @Dennis Lacy and all of the contributors that helped to make it such a raging success! -KK

RRR, I recall when we cut up the '57! There was something about your vision that I couldn't resist... -KK

@Rocking Rodney Rat

Model A Sedan found just down the block from me... now, to find & talk to the owner!

Here's your sign!

Appears to have been a pretty good turnout, Bob! -KK

Bad To The Bone Double Nickle! -KK

The more I try to follow your example of simplicity...the more complicated it becomes! KISS! -KK

Added lower hoses, headers, and dip stick...

'33 3W Ford Flathead Engine

@Speedpro found the Model Car Garage 2040 1-25 1934 Ford Grille & Resin Surround Photo Etched Detail on-line and figured it had to be incorporated into the '33 3W... Then before the grille insert was set in place, Paul polished it with SIMICHROME! -KK

Diamond in the rough... eye-catching color, Brother! -KK

'33 3W Coupe Interior Wanna give a BIG shout out to Brother @Speedpro for color matching the Revell '29/'30 Banjo steering wheel! Looks right at home inside the AMT '34 tub under the Monogram '33 dash, also finely detailed by Paul! -KK

Outstanding! Excellent contribution to the art of modeling, Brother!! The attention to detail in so many areas is almost over whelming... the only things missing on your plate of spaghetti are the meatballs;) -KK

'33 Ford Flathead Tri-Power Work progressing on the '33-'40 Ford Flat Head Engine

Stellar effort beyond expectations of most modelers! Absolutely spot on, Brother! -KK

Bumpers made of rubber come on baby carriages!

WOW! Way kool, Brother! When I saw this debuted in Salt Lake at the GSL XXVIII I knew there was going to be several builders that wanted to know more about this amazing '29 A Roadster! Then seeing you surrounded by six or eight top modelers asking question after question, I knew you had made your presents known! Your style and execution are spot on and only gets better with every new model you build! Your eye for what it takes to finish your projects, as if they are the real thing, can only come from your years of experience building and restoring 1:1 museum automobilia. Now, in the scale world, so many others are learning from your experience and awesome tutelage! Always grateful for the having you as a friend and mentor, Brother. -KK