Nacho Z

WOW!!! That is nice! I have 3 battleships in 1:350 scale, all with extra PE and wooden decks. I can appreciate how much work went into this model. Any idea how many hours you have in it? Have you done any other ships?

Like a few others, this style is not my cup of tea, but this one is so cool and so well done that I just had to give you a thumbs up. Cool concept and outstanding execution.

Good looking Olds, Barry. Interior, chassis, engine and paint all look great.

Now that is an attention getter! Great job and great color choice.

That is just some fantastic weathering on this model! Just right, not over done. Very nice.

Not a bad one in the bunch. Great work on all of them, John.

I like it! Very cool take on this model. Nice job!

Nice save! She looks great. I also like the base that you used for the picture.

I seriously doubt if you have ever built a model that I didn't like . More fine work from your bench, John!

There is some very nice work going on here, James! It is amazing to me how that little pulley trick makes such a big difference on the pulleys' appearance. I had never seen or heard of that before.

Nice looking Z, Pavel.

Wow Mat, you really do build some beautiful models. This one is gorgeous.

Very nice! It is great seeing these non-mainstream models.

Holy smokes!!! Beautiful work, Tommy. Big fan!

I use the same on as Jonathan. I am happy with it. You can use different backgrounds and different lighting for different looks. You can make the same model come across much different with a few little changes.

That is just how they should look! Nice job on a cool subject.

Tommy, you know I'm a big fan of your work. This is a case in point as to why I'm a big fan. Wonderful!!

OUTSTANDING WORK!!!

This one is like the mutt you see at the pound. I just felt bad for it. I had to build it as it was. Anyhow, I have the original, pre-plated kit that I plan to build. Here is the original. I will add detail and do proper painting to it.

Thanks, Jeremy!

This is just an outstanding example of some wonderful weathering. She looks great in all aspects.

There is a lot of nice work going on here! Keep on posting these updates, they are appreciated.

I really like the van but when I saw the picture of the van and boat, well, that sealed the deal! Very cool paint job too.

Thank you, Bob. Yep, it is unique!

This one was finished up at the beginning of January. It is the first completed model of my "building season". I have never seen one of these built before. I keep a log of hours worked on each model, it is just something I do. This one has 26 hours in it. A relatively quick build for me. I should note that there are no pics of this car with the hood on. That is because it doesn't fit and I didn't want to spend the time to make it fit. The hood is completed and it looks good, it just has to sit beside the car . Click here for an explanation of what I did and why I did it: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=97233