Ridge Rider

Nice job Dan. It looks likes a natural as a 4x4.

In my opinion it was worth the wait. Dialogue and story, forget about it. The cinematography, setting, and action are worth the price of admission. I can see some serious kitbashing from this movie and I can hardly wait to see this movies influence show up here. One may be from me if the stars are aligned right.

I'm thinking the Honda Civic is from Pulp Fiction. This is from Nobody's Fool. Try a new one

This ones a little dark so i will give a quote from the movie. "Some men are Baptists, others Catholics, my father was an Oldsmobile man."

Con Air and The Rock are correct. The pickups are from mid 90s films and some hints. The chevy with the snow plow lead actor And the Ford-Loved this movie

What's the point? If it's for view count and comment's I agree, why bother. But if you want to share ideas, inspire, teach and learn you have to participate. Build it and they will come-Field of Dreams

Jonathan, It's even nicer of you to illustrate this and I thank you for doing so. I love the eye candy and this kind of info on this forum. Thanks for sharing.

That's too bad it was looking sharp. I've been thinking I need this kit and it is nice to know about the doors-sadly at your expense.

They might be tough but let's try a couple old pickups.

Sin City and Romeo and Juliet are correct. How about

Very nice. I would be proud to display that in my collection.

It's becoming tougher to find movies I've seen that have not been done. But here's a couple more.

The actor is Emile Hirsch and the first pic is from Lords of Dogtown and the second is Alpha Dog.

I thought Porky's might be too easy. Some other cars in this movie.

This pimpmobile is from Fort Apache the Bronx One more that might too easy.

These two photos are different movies but the same lead actor.

Freejack and Ice Pirates are correct. How about this "beauty"

This looks very interesting to me and I'm curious if anyone has used it and what their thoughts are.

It has that look but it's in outer space. I guess they thought mixing Road Warrior and Star Wars would make it twice as good. It's not. Found another pic

Hint same movie and another futuristic film but not a very good picture

Some VW's

This is what I like about this hobby. Every project has the potential to be simple or complex. Personally I don't like to preplan too much and try to enjoy the process and let the ideas flow through the build. Some go overboard and some may never come to fruition. I would build it in the moment as you can always build another to your original vision, but why not just enjoy the process. As far as I know , there are no rules or regulations to model building and there never is perfect. I say just build and have fun with it and each project will dictate it's own enough is enough. Just my two cents-do you want change back?

How about a Ramcharger and Suburban

Personally, I never used it until last year, but I love it . I have 3 sheets of ultra bright that won't stick to anything. Sadly I paid good money for them. Now the regular chrome works like a champ. When the newly purchased ultra bright didn't work I tried some half used, wrinkly looking,15+ yr old chrome that I acquired and it worked fine. I would never recommend the ultra bright but the chrome seems very nice. I did pick up some black chrome and matte aluminum but have yet to use them. Does anyone have some feedback on these?

You all get a gold star. How about pimpmobiles.