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Looks great. Love the video. Mark

Looks great. My best friends parents bought one new: it was yellow/white. I rode in it many, many times. Believe they put over 200,00 miles on it when it died about 1970. Mark

Thanks. Part of the fun is finding the right ad/picture/photo for the base. Mark

Looks great. Mark

Thanks. I like to use a base that says something about the look/feel of the model I've built. Mark

Cool. Another winner. Mark

Oops, ment to add this to the above comment.

Thanks guys. Weathering is my favorite part of modeling. There's always a fine line between doing enough weathering to be seen, and too much sometime. Mark

Thanks. Mark

Beauty. Color is perfect. Mark

Thanks. Mark

Alrighty then, Thought I'd try something simple; the AMT 1925 model T roadster, with the pickup option. Kit went together well, really easy assembly. I decided to go with the pickup bed, and add a load to it. All went well with the build. I mounted the model to my base, and then I dropped it ?. It went back kinda ok, but the hood/grill was wonky. Anyway, I went ahead and finished it up by adding a resin 1/24th scale unpainted pot belly stove I found on the net. Paints are rattle can, and weathering is washes/pastels. Base is a photo copy of a pot belly stove ad I also found on the net . I had fun with this build (till I dropped it), but glad I finished it. As usual, all comments/criticism/threats are welcome, and encouraged.

Thanks. Was fun, and challenging. Mark

I like it. Mark

Thanks. Mark

I like it. Want to try a cab over now. Mark

Thanks. Always apprehensive about posting on this forum: not sure my efforts are up to the high standards of other builders.

Thanks. As I've said before, weathering is my favorite part of modeling.

Thanks.

I like it. Mark

Thanks.

Wow, love the paint. Mark

Looks great. Love the color. Mark

I like it. Mark

Thanks. I would like to try a cabover tractor now ?. Mark