Sam I Am

Nice job! I have always liked the Challenger better than the Cuda for some reason.

Krazy Kool !

Looks awesome! Looking forward to adding it to my shelf.

Oh, that is a great looking wrecker!

Always loved the looks of these. I have a 1/12 in the stash that I plan on building in the JPS colors.

That is a great layout. So where are you putting it when its finished? ?

Phenomenal color combo.

Thanks for bringing this up Bruce. I also have one of these kits and was wondering the same thing. I built it as a kid and pretty much ruined it, but now I have a second chance.

Sweeet!

Those are all real good ideas.

I might have to come up and help you sort it all out. ?

Stunning work....?

Funny the things you find when you unpack after a move...even five years after the move. Now that I am setting up my new hobby room I am unpacking and organizing boxes of things that I bought and then stuck away. The old long bed Chevy pu I bought to duplicate my Dads old 62. The 62 Sunliner I picked up to reproduce my father in laws 1:1. The 62 Hardtop because I liked the looks, and the little 60 Falcon because I like Falcons. Good think I just bought a new gallon of the purple stuff. Yea, that 60 Falcon came in a 61 Comet box with a 61 or 62 instruction sheet.?

1960 impala ?

I have that trailer in my stash and will be happy if it turns out half as nice.

Good thing my phone is waterproof because I have been drooling over this since you first posted it.

My favorite era of GM trucks. I would also like to see more pics if you can please.

Yea, I knew that distance would hinder some who would want to help. I am glad though that it is an R behind the O, we have the ocean. ? Bill, I grew up in Salem. I would also appreciate your help, if you can spare a day PM me.

"The Fall Guy" pickup from MPC had Lee Majors on the box art.

Looks like it is ready for business.

I was wondering what you were going to put the trailer behind. This looks to be a great subject!

K.I.T.T. !! Awesome!

Well, I had to break in the bench. ? Months ago in a trade from DrKerry I received a custom 4x4 that needed some reassembly. So I set up a desk lamp and grabbed the glue and some tweezers. Better lighting is a must for any serious modeling.

Great trade with khils! Thanks again Kevin

Well, I had hoped that I would have been back to this thread a whole lot sooner but hey, better late than never. I actually started building early this year out of this collection, and now I have it moved into the new hobby room. Everything you see on the large shelving system is nothing but big rig (except the clearly marked 1/8 on top) Bottom shelf is mainly unbuilt, second shelf is partial built, and all the cardboard boxes are parts, parts, and more parts. Here is my dilemma...still, I need some help identifying a lot of the small parts and making sure my partial kits are complete, and that I have things lined out for future projects. So here is my proposition... Anyone who is well acquainted with all the big rig stuff, (mine is mainly AMT/ERTL).....that wants to spend a day with me going through this pile of stuff, I will make sure that some of it goes home with you. If you want to bring your better half and make a weekend of it, I will point you towards inexpensive lodging and make sure you get two tickets to the Oregon Coast Aquarium.