Gipper

Just one word to describe it - Nice !

What an outstanding build. The perfect example of building with what's in the box and making it look realistic w/out a ton of machined parts or aftermarket goodies.

Nice tribute to the awesome men who endured oppression and still succeeded.

The obvious compliment is to the models you've built but the photos are great. Your use of lighting shows well at every angle and captures the details of your work. Good work indeed.

Super clean and neat. Looks like an actual car.

Plain and simple , Nice ! Clean !

Sharp looking model. The colors work extremely well together.

Great choice for a color. The black works well with it.

Looking good ! What is the color ? I Really like the way wheels look.

Really nice clean build. Your photos are also great , I really like the photo angles.

Awesome shots that will assist a great deal for those engine builds.

Awesome start to what I'm sure will be great when it's complete.

I agree and support your request for AMT to re-release the 1974 Camaro , it happened to be my 1st real car purchase. Even the Camaro has suffered from what I'll call "blind" engineering styling over the years I have remained a camaro fan. This generation hasn't disappointed , I look forward to building this release I ust purchased at the NNL Toledo.

The best word is , "Nice" !

Well executed build and very clean. The use of outdoor scenery along with your camera angle creates in the mind whether it's real or not.

Great looking model. I say this all the respect in the world. My question is , where do find all the time to complete the number of projects that you post here ? Your end results are truly a compliment to your skills, eye for detail and craftsmanship. I truly admire the work you do. This is coming from an observer who wishes he could just complete what I have in mind to do , not to mention wanting to detail as half as good as you. Keep up the good work.

A good example of clean/detailed building. Not over-the-top with aftermarket items. Keep posting your miniature works of art.

Great looking model. It's real appeal is that you didn't load it up with photo-etched parts to give it a realistic look. The foreground & back ground effects make you take a close look to determine whether it's real or not.

Nice clean build. An example of how to have a good looking model without all the aftermarket items.

The use of what appears to be black plexi-glass for your photos is "out of the box' thinking for sure. Great job !

Yes , I agree this is a very clean build. You applied a little more then basic detailing to render a good example clean building techniques and proved it doesn't take an abundance of photo etch & machined parts to have a awesome looking model. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing , how do you manage to have so many projects and complete them. I know part of the trick is to have them in various stages , but with the detail you add , well it would make me stall for fear of not rendering an accurate depiction. I really admire your approach to scratch building parts. Keep up the good work. I'm jealous :-) you really help make this hobby great and enjoyable.

Great work. How do you manage to have so many projects going at any given time. Especially the level of detail you manage to put into your projects. Keep up the good work.

This is the first time I've responded to any subjects on this forum , but the craftsmanship exhibited is just amazing. I was not all that inspired to with the type of car , seeing that I like muscle & drag subjects The techniques you have applied made it difficult not to write and say awesome work.