Mercuryman54

I built this Shelby a few years ago. MCW Grabber Orange paint. I added the black stripes to the hood for the 1970 model. Thanks for looking.

I built this a few years ago. MCW Grabber Green paint. Basically out of the box. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for looking.

I'm going to try and take some better pictures of the Limo. It is still around and available for me to take pics of.

Looks great Steve. Can hardly wait for their arrival.

Sorry the pictures are kind of fuzzy. Right now I can only post from my cell phone. So I took pics from my desk top monitor with my cell phone.

I built this as a replica of a friends 1:1 Galaxie. I started with a R&R vacuum craft kit, body, interior, grille, front and rear bumpers. The frame and drivetrain from the AMT 1960 Ford Starliner. Thanks for looking!!

I built this a few years ago. A friend of mine owns a real one. We ar in the process of restoring it. I used 2 AMT 67 Lincoln kits. Modelhaus bumpers, hubcaps, tires and Lincoln hood star. Thanks for looking. The Continental letters on the front of the car are not correct but look close. They are photo etch from Model Car Garage and are individually cut letters from the PT Cruiser set.

if I remember correctly. The tires are the stock ones from the ford kit. I believe the chrome wheels/ baby moons came from the AMT 1949 Mercury kit.

Looks great Steve.

Saw this artist drawing concept of the el Camino you are building.

I know at one point due to licensing the Trans-Am letters were on the decal sheet just spread around. You had to piece them together to make it say Trans-Am.

Fantastic build. Wonderful job.

Restored this for a friend of mine a few years ago. Only aftermarket parts are the front weights. Just stripped, cleaned and painted. The

I built this Minneapolis Moline G 1000 FWA for a friend of mine a few years ago. Not much scratch building on this. Mostly in the steering and tie rods. Th FWA parts and tires and rims are from an aftermarket farm toy dealer. The FWA parts all had to be drilled and pinned for assembly.

Looks great!!!!

Yes it will stay the way it is. It sets in glass display case with my other models. I'm 60 and started building about 1965. I have the original box and all the parts I didn't use in the build.

It's on the Model Car Garage photo etch.

Thanks Mike. I have a couple Minneapolis Molines I will post and a Tru-Scale International look alike.

Thanks David

Dash moulded in gold. May be from MPC. I know when i was a kid I had a Dodge from MPC 1966 I think that was moulded in gold.

Thanks for noticing the Blue Dots. If you go to a fabric or craft store you can purchase blue sequins for dresses. They have a little hole punched in them to sew them on projects. Most of all those little punched out blanks are also in the packet. That's what I use.

Steve that's a fine looking Pontiac you have going there!!

If any of you notice. The Sunliner kit has no parking lights in the front bumper. Just FYI.

I've got a couple of those. One I'm going to build stock the other I have a Jimmy Flintstone Starliner conversion for.