Perspect Scale Modelworks

Very nice conversion.

Same here. She must know someone or something. She gets access to some pretty exotic rides. More dollars than sense. Or 3 year Toyotas or even Dodge caravans.

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F150 Shelby

Very cool. It just looks so right.

Very nice Firebird.

Beautiful. I'm sure it takes a lot of focus and concentration to get this kit right. You say the kit is over engineered, what Mercedes isn't?

Me too. Very nice! Both the car and the photography are outstanding.

What a disappointment. I came here looking for junk and all I see is this beautifully done Corvette ?

Thanks again Jeff. The bumpers and all of the trim were done in BMF. Thank you Steve. Yes, those wheels will certainly work on your DeSoto. I have another set with the wide whitewalls on a 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood. The Cadillac crests on the center caps are not well defined but a decal would take care of that.

Thank you for the compliments. Thanks David. Mike at 3DScaleParts makes really cool parts and these Kelsey Hayes wires are no exception. I think they add depth and life to the car. The pictures were taken by my art school grad daughter. I'm still waiting for the invoice. Yes. The shifter, turn signal and steering wheel adjuster stalks are scratch built as well as the interior lights and headliner. The visor are from Iceman Collections. The rearview and side mirrors, and door handles are from the Revell Caddy lowrider kit. If Jeff says it's cool I gotta believe him. Thank you sir.

This is a redo of a Johan 1970 Cadillac Coupe Deville I did a couple of years ago. The clearcoat I used never cured properly so I had to strip the body. It sat for 2 years before I got the nerve to redo the bodywork and paint. It's the same color scheme I used on a 1974 Eldorado with a set of Kelsey Hayes spokes and white walls from 3DScaleparts. The roof is covered with Model Car Garage's vinyl top kit. Let me know what you think. Thanks

The interior is wild and I love the stance. Very Nice

Stunning Caddy

That's cool.

Yes Claude! That's what I'm talking about. Beautiful. I tried the chassis from the AMT 69 Riviera but it's a couple of millimeters too short. Was this a direct fit? Thanks for posting.

I recently acquired a Jo-Han 72 Eldorado kit, disassembled with no box. It is the one with no side trim. I've read this old thread a few times but still not sure if this kit is rare (valuable) or not. Ron Hamilton said it's a "rarity" but that's not reflected in what I paid for it, a bit less than the price of 2 new kits. Since it doesn't represent any 1:1 car, I'm thinking of a full custom. Either lowrider style so I can use the beautiful 13"s I bought from tdanisgarage, shave the marker lights and scripts, covert it to rear wheel drive and throw in an LS engine. Or a 70's Dunham Coachwork style custom. Another option I've considered is to build it like a promo. One color inside and out and just add BMF to the trim pieces. However if this kit is something only a few people have I'd hate to devalue it in any. What are your thoughts. If you've built one please post pics. Thanks

Thanks Greg. Have you done this?

Thanks. The C1 stuff looks really nice. I sent them an email to see if they have an ETA on when they'll be available. Thanks Greg. That works too. I'll have to search and find out what the Ford van is going for these days.

Does anyone make wheel arches/fender flares for the Revell Land Rover Series III?

Thanks Brian! I was thinking it was a brake light.

I'm adding a bit of detail to a '59 Fleetwood. From pictures online, I can't tell if the area that surrounds the back up lights is black or a red lens. Can it be either based on trim level? Anyone know? Thanks

Very nice '58. I was just looking at those wheels on ebay. Did they take much cleaning up and what did you use to paint them?

If you've considered aftermarket, 3D Scale Parts might have what you're looking for.

Love to see big boats slammed to ground.