72 Charger

Safak That's some fantastic work your a true artist . That gas pump is really cool . I like the Mack dealer sign . Where did you get it ?

Looking forward to what you come up with Ken

Fantastic work. The TEXAS BOYS .co Is very effective just needs some weathering But Im sure you will be doing that soon . Keep it up I will be watching . I like the flag in the window too . Very Cool

Nice tail dragger . You seam to have lost a rear light lens though

That paint looks like you could swim in it . I like the fade you've done down the sides and the step in the fenders. Very cool man top marks

Wicked Dale . Any chance of an outside sunny day pic ?

Im interested to know why you painted the chassis and then cut it up ?

Nice I like the door decals .Where are they from ?

I agree you should cast this Buick . I would get one for sure . Im sure that there would be a lot of interest from others too . Keep at it your doing great work

Very nice work Alain

The keys are a nice touch there Sam dials look great too

That's cool I would like one of those for the shelf . More pics please Alain

What I was trying to say was that the chrome fitting points on the reverse of the bumpers and the hood trim needed a bit of a sanding just to seat it down ready for paint. I do this so that once the body is painted the gaps for fittings will be slightly smaller . If its to tight the trim could rip the paint

Frank you cant go far wrong with a Modelhaus kit . Ive just got my first (1958 Ford Fairlane) and it is very good. The body is cast very well with crisp detail and the resin is of an even thickness . There is some clean up needed. The fit is good with only a small amount of trimming and sanding needed . There is some very tiny pin holes in the body and seam lines but it didn't take long to sort those out . The chrome is very nice and fits very well after trimming . The vac formed glass fits well after trimming .

Fantastic work . Those hood hinges are great . Keep it up your doing great

That's just the coolest . Got to get me one of them The only thing that gives it away that its a model is your reflection in the front bumper.....! True craftmanship

Thanks Dan I had seen those pics . When I did my Rubber Duck truck

Thanks again Terry. It will most likely be painted gold and dirty once I get to it . Im still gathering parts for the moment . ( I see lots of freeze framing in my future )

That's cool I cant wait to get my boy doing one .

Thanks Terry It looks gold to me too but its hard to say for sure . Ive looked at pics of the surviving number 2 rig and it looks bronze with a brown chassis ?

Well I know there is no poll on this but my vote would go for having that Hudson on the back . That is really cool Chuck

Hi all Im about to start doing a Duel Peterbilt and I wanted to know if anyone out there would know what colour the cab and chassis was originally ment to be ? I know that there was 4 rigs used in the film but in some shots the chassis looks black and in others it looks brown . Im not sure if the cab was gold or bronze or just brown. Plus the front fenders should they be red to start with and wet sanded for a sun bleached look . Or where they Pink ? I have the dvd coming soon so Hopefully that should help but if anyone can shed any light on this I would be very greatfull Thanks Dave

Cool thanks Mike

Stunning just stunning . I want one

Nice work . Ive just got this kit (In red yuk ) did you have any probs covering the red on the roof ?