Geno

Man, that's sweet, I'd rather have a ride like this than any new 4 door.?

Cool build, I need to get one of these. I dig the 60/61 Starliners.

That's one wicked fish, great job.

All great looking 'Birds.?

Love dem Mopars. They all look great.

That looks great in red Eric, nice job and I agree, this is a nice kit to build. I actually used it to create a '73 in Brewster Green which is a very rare color on the Firebird.

Absolutely gorgeous Steve.

LOL, thanks Rich, I am humbled. ?

Sweet, thanks Gary, I do appreciate your help. The 2 bottoms ones will work. Blessings, Geno.

HMMM, it won't let me PM you. My address is: Gene Mills 1532 Marilyn Drive Sidney, Ohio 45365. Again, thanks a million, Geno.?

Oh wow Gary, yes, those would be great. Let me know what ya want for them because i'll sure take 'em lol. I'll PM you with my info.

I like that Rob, I especially like it with the Hurst wheels, hmmm, another one to consider for Snake Fu-ing lol.

Here it is guys, all done except for a few minor details anyways. I still need to find the rear mount antennas,(no luck so far) and awaiting the PE set from MCG. If anyone has a good source for the antennas I'd sure appreciate it. All the BMF is done plus Carpeting of the interior and trunk. Also added the jack and jacking instructions to the deck lid. I forgot to take pics of the engine compartment before putting it in the case....doh!!! Not perfect but it looks good parked behind the '58 Bonny. Thanks for your interest.[:)]

Beautifully done Tim, the color looks great as well.

Amazing as always Cliff. I always enjoy the pics but it's so much better seeing them in person.?

Hugh, you nailed it. I think it looks great.?

I'll try to remember to do the progression photos Randy. I'm not too good about doing that lol. I have a few CMW models and all of them are pretty nicely done. I've had the '67 Charger for about 10 years now and it's still beautiful. Nice enough I didn't buy the DM version.This one is nice and the paint is gorgeous.?

Man, this is gonna be sweet when done. Way cool Tim.

Hello all, I am finally trying to get back into a groove so I picked this up over the weekend for 20 bucks at a model show. It is the Classic Metal Works '58 in Sierra Gold. I wanted this one for the color like the DM version but I don't like the slope of the DM rump or the 'roid. I did start the BMF on this one but it is coming apart for a full detail with PE scripts, carpeting and so forth. I also blackwashed the hubcaps as well. Wish me luck lol. Love the paint on this one, it is glass smooth.

Thanks Alan, this one was challenging to say the least, especially starting out as the street rat version.

Thanks Bill, I appreciate that. Most of my builds are kitbashed to some degree to improve upon the original lol. Just havin' fun. ?

Here are a few of my Monogram builds from this era. They build up really well with minimal work. A lot of models have issues to some degree solely due to the scaling down factor. I don't get too critical unless it's something really obvious. I take it for what it is and have fun. Some of it I fix, some it's just too labor intensive and isn't worth it. If it is a good representation of the real car that's all I'm looking for. The worst offender out of these was the '66 Chevelle conversion, It was a bear but worth it in the end lol. I mostly build 1/24 to add models we wouldn't otherwise see in my 1/24 diecast collection. They fit in really well. I have several more on the build list from this time frame as well. Just have fun with them guys. ?