Sam I Am

Over the years I have had way, way, WAY too many projects. Some "finished ", most just moved on from. Current projects, 1937 Buick special. Right now it's for sale. Do you know how big that thing is ? Way back burner is a 1966 Mustang, 1942 Ford GPW, 1963 GMC step side, and 1972 BMW Bavaria. Like I said, way too many....and don't get me started on the motorcycles in the garage....

I will be following along as well. I plan on building one with the Indy pace car look.

I am really glad you revived this thread. I bought a boat load of 1/8, 32/T kits/parts about a year ago. All are in various stages of destruction other than one untouched kit. A LOT of turned aluminum engine parts included. You are helping a LOT with ideas as well as construction. PLEASE finish this thing, and if you think you might need a part, check with me.

I really like everything you have done, both to the Olds and the Malibu. The third generation Malibu is one of my favorite.

Beautiful build!

She certainly gave me some ideas for when I build mine. Hopefully mine turns out as good as hers.

Suhweeeeet !!! ? ? ?

Nice collection, and a beautiful build I have all the Model A kits that my dad and I built when I was a kid. We also built the 32 Chevies, and Packards. I also have one of the Duesenburgs. Just bought a couple of the model T kits As well. I just stripped a Model A Victoria and am going to see if I can smooth out the two piece body. Message me and we can discuss Hubleys. I think I can come up with a few pics as well.

Good thing I have a screen protector on my phone....'cause I'm drooling. What did you use for the boot, I'm going to build one of these myself. My sister has a real one.

Very unique, and as others already said, love the six banger. You will have to ask Tim Boyd, but I remember an issue of S.A.E that showcased a few topless pickups. I might still have that issue laying around.

Awesome work everyone!

Beautiful...

I have one of these in the stash. I like your color scheme, and the wheels. Oh, and if your going to throw it away...throw it my way. ?

I have a few of these myself. Your doing great.

My pizza should never be cold in that delivery vehicle. ?

Nice job Al. The 46-8 was one of my dad's favorites. Yours is a nice clean daily driver by the looks of it, and that's what it's all about. I know there are a few that I wish I had kept as well.

Talk about timing... I just returned home after working on a couple of my friend's cars. He just bought this custom '41 Packard. I haven't even had a chance to see if ANY '41 Packard was kitted in any way, shape, or form. This is a custom because Packard did not build a two door woody. This was built out of a two door sedan.

Beautiful...

Love the rose. I did one in pink a couple months ago. First time I ever tried the big wheel look. They really fit this car well. Glad mine did not have the warping issue.

Lei, I love your interior. What kit exactly did it come from? Here is a link to my finished sedan delivery. The donor kit is the Ranchero and I used all of the chassis and interior. There are those that have worked with resin far longer than I have. Prep takes longer, some more than others. Thorough cleaning of the resin is essential, the mold release agent takes extra effort to clean. Your paint may fisheye, or even flake off if you don't. I learned the hard way. I use dawn dish soap myself but other modelers use different cleaners as well.

I wonder if we all got together for a community build for motivation, would any of these get finished. ?

Just finished a great trade with AZPartsLocators. Great guy and would trade with him anytime.

I guess I won't tell you how nice the resin body is now that you went to all this trouble to build your own excellent creation. ? I have a resin wagon body as well. I will be using some of your tricks when I build it.

Very nice. The colors perfect and the little details you added really make it stand out.

Love the color!