triplelindy

Attempting to replicate my friends 1972 F250. He just had it shipped from Vegas. CLEAN, beat up but clean.

Ju Ju, you should offer too help him catch up on his stuff. Since it doesn't seem too bother you that he is STEALING for people. Hey maybe he will give you a cut of his ill gained profits.

Unfortunately he will just stop selling there also. He will run out of places to sell. Jeff's stuff is VERY GOOD quality ( if you get it). He already shut down his face book site so we can't complain. Just so everyone knows, his shop is in his basement. Has been for years. He spends all day on FB making political posts. GOOD LUCK.

He is now selling his resin on eBay. Under the name hotroddbug. Good luck guys.

Very impressive scratch building.

Excellent work. I would also like to be informed when these are available. I will pay up front if that helps.

fantastic work. Did you modify the alternator. or is that after market?

Bill I recall you saying you have a 1/1 69 Camaro. I would like to see some pics of that if possible. If your HAND BUILT scale model is this impressive,I can only imagine how nice your real car would be.

Just bought the 1968 Coronet R/T last week. Fast shipping and great service. Good deal for the cost. Not quite as crisp or as clean as say, something from Missing link.But I will purchase more from them.

Hello, I am looking form a 1971 GTX Or Roadrunner 1/18 parts car.I mostly need the front and rear bumpers, Mike 248-635-6960 thank you.

Check with Missing Link Resin. I know he does the front and rear bumpers, and grille.

I dont like lowered big wheeled cars. But this is an exception. Love it.

Scenes Unlimited sells the whole line of So Real tires redone in much softer Rubber. He also remastered the old Ground Hog, putting the lettering on both sides so they are in the correct direction. Something to check out then...

Dan at Scenes unlimited has them cast in Rubber, plus many more truck tires.

That turned out beautiful. Would like to see some of your other built models.

Fantastic job. Im a few years late seeing it, just saw it today. Im only 3 years behind.

Very nice . Which one did that one start out as? Was that trim on the front fender?

Thanks for the comments. Have recently been noticing the some of the different bodies availible in 1/24 from some of these cheaper brands. They have a lot of potential.

This started out s a 2wd Maisto 57 Suburban. I swapped it onto a M2 1959 GMC 4x4 chassis. Tires, wheels and rear trailer hitch from Scenes unlimited.Semi detailed the interior. I also stripped the chrome going for the base stripper look.

A lot of grinding in the front of the suburban and the frame.. The chassis length is right,you just have to make it fit. It was a messy swap (dremel) on the diecast. I cut the inner fender wells of the maisto chassis to fill the big gap in the rear. But it was worth all the effort. It is mostly done now.

And my Maisto 57 Suburban, still in progress.Swapped onto the M2 chassis. Tires and wheels from Scenes unlimited.

M2 also makes this Cameo. It was a 2wd I swapped the 4x4 chassis from the red truck. Again tires and wheels from Scenes Unlimited.

Very nice truck. I have modified a few of them. This one is still in progress. Tires and wheels from Scenes unlimited.

How about a 1970 Buick Riviera. Never been done in plastic (promo) or resin.

RMR resin does a 68 or 69. I dont know the difference.I have it, pretty nice.