MeatMan

Yes, I like them all as well.

Very nice collection!

Nice collection of classics!

Fantastic builds.

Sweet ride!!

Saw that on FB yesterday. That would make a nice build for the sleeper cannonball run if you tone the body down.

Classy work, one and all!!

Be better at it than I was last year, which could definitely use improvement. I don't resolve to get a paint booth but its on my to do list.

Make it so Brayden!

Very nice. Good to see some variety.

Very nice builds. Thanks for sharing them.

Very nice, you're a true artist.

Happy New Year!! May this one be better than the last one.

Happy New Year All!! My official entry for my first-time Cannonball build. The 1971 Nissan 2000 GT-R hardtop. I will be using the engine and driveline from the C-6 Compuserve Corvette with some alterations for street use. I'll be taming the body to look more like the base coupe than the GT-R.

Check this out for a sleeper. I saw a resin bread truck body on one of the forums.

Welcome from Ohio. Enjoy!!

I've painted a Viper, Camaro, and Ferrari 458. I have a '68 Dart in the box, and a Cobra gasser (kit bash). Oh and a '71 Skyline for the Cannonball Run CBP. Winters are long in Northeast Ohio.

Great start! I'd never seen that edition before.

Oscar, you could always just plug the hole with styrene and use any old generic hubcap or a set of chrome OEM wheels. Just because its a sleeper doesn't mean it has to put you to sleep! :-)

I can imagine what's going under that thing!!

For those who are having problems with ideas here are some ideas I considered: Spotlight hobbies has the Baretta for $20, which could be made into a nice sleeper. There are pickups galore out there like the S10, Bronco, or Ram D50. Police car kits are abundant and can be made into sleepers if you don't mind the extra doors. Model Roundup has an '87 GNX for $16 that can be made to look like a Regal with the right massaging! Wow, I like that one myself.

I think we are on the threshold of a new era in modelling. As the cost of the media goes down we will see more.

Wow, a very good year for you.

I'm in with a 1971 Nissan GT-R.

Very well done cars.