Deathgoblin

Rarest I've built so far have been the Revell Lancia Stratos and the "Dr. Krook's Medicine Show". I had to make up a few parts on the Medicine Show and crib a few from the Guber Wagen, but it came out really well. I've got a full detail Chrysler Turbine that I'll be building one of these days, along with a Jo-Han Superbird.

It's strange, but I like it. I loved old show rods.

Looking for a set of taillights for the AMT/Revell 1997 F150 Styleside kit. Got the rest of it, but I'm missing the taillights. Thanks in advance!

The build is awesome! Your son should be proud. Glad I'm not the only one who remembers K&B. I bought a copy of the entire strip on disc, and also got a signed print. I still need to build Bernie's Van and Krass' coupe.

Just got in a Revell 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 Ram Air 2n1 from Ebay. Got it complete and unassembled for less than $20.

Nice!

Older than I want to be?

Games Workshop/Citadel Miniatures' paints are really good quality and very opaque. Also an extremely WIDE selection of colors and effects.

Definitely interested. Good work so far!

Got a well-sorted, not glue bombed Jo-Han 1969 SC/Rambler. It's complete and needs a little love. I'm almost tempted to display it as is until I'm ready to rebuild it. It's even got the decals!

Even a stripper car today has most features only luxury cars used to have. I own a 2009 Malibu LS, and it's a fleet model. No OnStar, 4-cylinder, cloth interior. But it has power windows/brakes/steering, AM/FM/CD stereo with an aux jack, AC, and the driver's seat even had power height adjust.

Depends on the context. First, truest love would be my first car, 1972 Buick Skylark Custom hardtop. Most enjoyable drive would have been my 1998 Cadillac DeVille Concours. Problem free would have been either the 1990 Crown Vic or my current 2009 Malibu.

Got in a Revell River Rat Chevy Luv pickup. She's a little gluebombed, but I can salvage her.

A lot of the scratchbuilders just blow me away. There was a guy on here doing some scratchbuilt classic cars that were amazing, and the person that did a scratchbuilt show rod (Hitman?) was awesome. Their skills just made me want to put my tools down.

Looks good to me!!