Geno

It's the ghost of Crow. Now you see him, then you don't. You just watch him fade into the blackness.

Wow, I'm stunned; that is wickedly cool.

Badass, plain and simple.

Thanks guys, it's getting closer lol.

Thanks Craig, I was trying to figure out what would look realistic. You done a fantastic job.

This is gonna be cool, I'm wanting to do a version of the Murder Nova from Street Outlaws. That thing is a monster.

Craig, that is super sweet. if I may ask what did you use to make the overhead door? Thanks, Geno.

Thanks guys, I'll keep ya posted.

Thanks all for the kind words. This has been an extremely fun and relaxing project. The whole building is made from 5/16" maple dieboard. Brad, the exterior is painted with Rustoleum Sienna Stone paint to simulate Stucco. The Coke machine I machined out of aluminum, painted and BMF the chrome strip around it. The front is a laser printed decal.

My current project. Should be done in a couple of weeks. 1/24 scale. made of all scrap material other than the doors and windows which are from Grandt Line. I even made the Coke Machine from scrap aluminum.

Like it, hell, I love it. Absolutely kickass job. I applaud you Tulio.

I think it looks fantastic. Great job. I'm so '57 Chevy'd out. The Ford I think was a superior design over the Chevy. What is really so special about a '57 Chevy. I sure don't see it. JMHO though.

As a cancer survivor I think it rocks, great job and detail.

Sharp looking model Ray. The color combo is great.

Absolutely stunning. I thought it was a real car for a minute. great job.

Come on guys, bring us some more. There has to be some others out there.

They look great to me. Love the '55 & '56 Chevy's; the '57 not so much, they've been done to death.

Absolutely stunning build. The color makes it a Grand Slam.

I used the Monogram '70 Chevelle SS454 engine.

Surely there are others of these out there. I'm planning another one of these and could use some ideas. Come on guys, post away. Thanks, Geno.

Thanks Rob, it's a modified grill form a scrap JADA '60 Impala diecast I had laying in the parts box. That's also where I scavenged the rear panel from. The dash was scratch built using the kit dash and the instrument bezels from the AMT kit.

Here's my version in AMC Sterling Silver.

Stunning, great job.