Daddyfink

Glad to see you are still cranking out these masterpieces! Bummer you won't be at Bakersfield, but, Pomona is not bad!

What!? No tumbleweed? LOL! Great job, Doc!

Not an advertisement car, but just a cool pic

Finally! The replacement for my replacement arrived! And it is good! Big thanks to Steve G, Doug and Leonard! Don't let this stop you from buying a pretty cool kit, if you have the body issue, they will gladly replace it for you. Sorry for the late night fuzzy pic

No, #3 is anything Mopar, especially obscure options and hub caps!

Then do what the San Diego Model Car Club did, we took over the Automotive section! Car guys judging cars! We range in age and in taste of cars, and being in So Cal, we cover it all. So maybe volunteer at the show to be a judge, just don't judge the categories you might be in and offer advice on how to judge cars. It does not have to be that hard to participate, unless they have a total lock on outsiders participating in their show. We also ask, and encourage, out of town car builders to help us judge. Great way to get some experience in judging and seeing what it takes to place in the categories.

Got it, thanks

Def Jam?

It's for making a Brougham Landau Top! LOL !

Very nice! Who is the vendor? Please.

This hobby has gone from models being just a block of wood and four wheels, with a vague idea of what it was supposed to be, to 3-D Printed Replicas. And still, they both require the skill of a builder to make them whole and finished. The skill is what is on trial at the shows, and it should be. You can buy the most detailed 3-D kit around, but if you lack skills, then it will be not so good. So unless you can 3-D print modeling skills, then I really don't see the big fuzz about it. Just my thoughts.