Nacho Z

Takes me back to my high school days ?. Gotta love fat tires and jacked up rear ends! Nice job!

This is a very nice, clean build. Great job!

These beasts are a whole different animal than cars...lol. Nice job. Kind of hard to tell but I'm guessing 1:700 scale? What kit was this? I'm playing with ships in 1:350 scale.

This is an excellent example of when something looks “right”. She looks great from all angles. What a super nice build!

You just took me back to my childhood, Joe. I had this setup as a kid, probably when it was first issued. I remember building it in typical kid fashion. Doubt that I did more than just paint a few smaller pieces. I know I didn’t paint the bodies. Anyhow, I have bought the re-releases of these and will build them. Seeing your excellent build up of the tractor and trailers has really got me excited about getting these on the bench! Great job and thanks for sharing!

Awesome looking model! The weathering is spot on! You have nailed the look on this one.

Those two Astons are absolutely beautiful!!! I love both colors. You did a fantastic job on both!

I use a very simple method. I have four of those Tamiya square bottles that are kind of heavy. I line them up with the square grid lines on my cutting mat. Keeps the wheels square in both directions.

She looks fantastic!! You did a great job on this kit.

Wow!! What an outstanding job! The photographs really show off an already great looking model. Bravo!

Great looking Porsche, Steve!

Thank you for the reply!

Ray, I vaguely remember having to go back to the first post to edit. This may have only been to edit the title? Anyhow, I went to one of my posts and did not see any way to edit it. And don’t get me started on P-bucket...

Great looking build, Bruce! I’m always interested in learning how other modelers do things, can you tell me how you handled the two tone paint? Did you use the decals as a template for masking? Thanks!

She is absolutely gorgeous, Bart!! I like the F50 in Yellow.

Just stopped in the local store in Bridgeport, WV. They had a ton of models, just one problem. They were all Lindberg ships. They did have a few 67 442s. That was it.

That is so cool!! I love it! It just looks “right”. Nice job.

Real nice, Jake! I don’t believe I have ever seen this car before. Great photos too.

Now that is a good looking Nova! Nice job, Mike!

I guess I’ll see you tomorrow, Karl. A couple of us are coming up from WV.

Wow, Thomas, I really like this one. I have always like the shape of the Stratos and I’ve always liked this livery. You did a very nice job building this replica of a cool car!

She is a beauty, Eric! Great color choice and oh so clean!

I’ll admit that I don’t know a lot about this style of build but I do know a beautiful model when I see one and I’m looking at one right here. Very nice!

Very nice, Tom! Great looking engine bay.

Very nice, Steve, you did a great job on this. This kit was one of the first Tamiya kits I ever purchased and I still haven’t built it...lol. I hope mine turns out as nice as yours!