knarf

this made me laugh so hard

thanks Glenn

i'm liking this build way much

quote: ps: I'm thinking of becoming a vampire and do a tv show...then I can build for another thousand years of so and have enough money to buy more kits! that's not a bad idea Walter i personally have less than 100 unbuilt kits only a couple are vintage or possibly valuable(original issue sneaky pete by revell and monogram's rat vega) but i've got almost 200 built kits and all american save the lone ferrari testerosa. i don't have any left from my childhood thanks to my younger brothers while i was away in the military. the oldest build i have would be a 57 chevy by amt that i built in germany during the early 90's. its built kinda oldschool but with then late model vette interior.

color me green

sweet cavalier patrick

thanks michael

thanx Rob

here's some more progress pix. scratched intake after an another hour of carving and sanding then primed tires and wheels w/ brake discs ready to go and some color on the frame

ok...thank you.

here's a few of my drawings...my style is largely influenced by george trosley.

that was worth the click and the puddle of drool on my desk

i really like the olds/superbird! that is sweet

wow! that's cardboard?!? i am not worthy

wow! that's all i got, just wow

quote from high octane: And if you would stand on a busy intersection for about ten minutes, you will see that today's transportation looks disgusting. i've noticed

very nice! i built this kit and added a 57 flipnose vette on the trailer

nice start...keep going

what product do you use for dry brushing? i really like the look you're getting with it and would like to try it on a 69 superbee wip for the cannonball 2013 build. and i dig that engine color

love the color! i've sooo gotta get an airbrush

i'm liking it waaaaaay much

looks good

was this the kit that came with a trailer?

ok, here's me from last summer with a bicycle i built for my sister-in-law.

i find that it doesn't matter how big my workspace is, it always needs to be bigger