Nacho Z

Wow! That will get your attention. Like everyone else has said, what a beautiful color and paint job.

I never get tired of seeing models of this car. Yours is top notch. Very nice model indeed!

You just don't see too many of these built and even fewer at model contests. It is nice to see this one. She looks good!

David, I posted on one of your other threads, ('34 Ford, Early Iron), how that kit was one of the first kits I built by myself and paid for with my own money. This kit was another one of those. I still have the remnants of both models. Wow, how much fun I had as a kid building those models! I bought an original off of eBay and I have bought the re-pop. This is on my to do list. Just a straight OOB build, maybe just a little better quality than I did on my first one. Nice job on yours. I have really enjoyed looking at your postings. Thanks for sharing this one.

I know I sound like a broken record, but I'm a big fan of your work. Please refer to exhibit A, the pictures above.....

I'm also a big fan of Free Time Hobbies. I have them loaded on my cell phone. You should compare prices, but I found them to be one of the better priced hobby stores.

This was probably the 4th or 5th model I built by myself and one of the first ones I bought with my own money. The kit will always have a special place in my heart. I really like yours, it came out great! Thanks for posting it.

Another really nice looking model from your workbench, Jonathan!

Wayne, for me, I cannot say that I have noticed any difference in the finish. I use a dehydrator almost every time I paint a body or chassis.

That is a great looking work space, Geoff.

That is one sharp Ferrari! She looks good from all angles.

Very nice replica of your car, Steve. Nice job!

As I stated in my original post, I am a bit of a neat freak. My little hobby room is about the only place that I have total control of the environment. No one else really goes in there. I vowed when I built it that I would keep it clean. I do not want to have to step over c r a p on the floor to get to my bench nor do I want to waste time looking for a tool that is buried under clutter. For me, it is just as easy to put a tool or a bottle of paint away as it is to leave it on the bench. As far as building models, yup, I sure do.

HaHahaha, seeing as this original post is around two and a half years old, I can confidently say that I have more kits.

Awesome looking bike, you did a great job on it!

Very recently, I was swindled by a (new) board member here. He had a kit that I have wanted for some time, at a good price. Just search on my name and you will find the post with more details. I used PayPal, and long story short, I was refunded my entire amount. There is a process that you must go through. The seller never responded to PayPal so the process was fairly quick. My advice to you is that if the transaction looks like it going off the rails, do not let the seller string you along. Give them a fair chance but if they keep giving you excuses as to why you have not received the goods, begin the PayPal process.

Absolutely beautiful!

I knew what this was as soon as I read the title of the post, hahaha. Pretty cool livery. As with all of your models, this one is top notch. Nice work!

This is just a great looking model. It looks good from all angles. Nice job!

What a great looking Lotus, Jason! She looks good in the red you've chosen.

Beautiful Oldsmobile, Randy! Just a flat out great build.

Wow! She is looking good so far. Ill be watching. Thank you for the clear photos. It makes following this kind of thread so much nicer.

Welcome to the forum, Lane. Although I am not originally from WV, I have lived here for about 30 years and have no plans of leaving. Not sure if you know any other WV modelers, but you have a number of them in your area. Shoot me a PM if you would like more info.

Great looking Porsche, Frank. I agree, the stance is just right. The finish is beautiful, too!

That is one stunning build, Christopher! Nice work.