JTalmage

I still haven't worked on my Bronco... but man some good work going on here.

Working on the Tom Daniel "Bad News" chevy wagon at home right now doing some panel fitment and bodywork before it goes in primer...

I have the sunliner kit... I can't wait to figure out a color combo and build it.

I'd like to thank gardnerpag44 and James Maynard. Thanks again guys for your generosity. I'll definitely return the favor.

Definitely following!

Amazing

That is neat. I like it a lot. I see things like this at an antique machinery show that happens near me every late summer/fall in Georgetown, Ohio called the Ohio Valley Antique Machinery show. I'm not in to tractors and farm stuff myself, but I go there because it's amazing all of the old machines that are still working, and the engineering of those days is very intriguing to me. Also, could you imagine the size of that flywheel in real life?? wow!

Same here... lots of great and extremely hard to find vintage hot rod stuff now lost.

Painted a couple of those on a van for a friend of mine a long time ago

The gloss almost gives it a fake patina vinyl wrap look too.

If you wanted to preserve the exact state, a flat or satin clear would have looked much better.

Found em! http://www.scalemodelingbychris.com/automotive_resin_accessories7.htm

Someone makes resin surfboards... I just can't remember who..

This is going to sound silly, but my favorite part is the first step into it is weathered.. Exactly what you'd see on a real mass public transportation vehicle. Beautiful work.

I hope someone has picked up his line... lots of great stuff... was hoping to buy a few things soon...

Didn't I see something about the owner of Early Years Resin passing away a while back, or am I imagining things? I see the website is up, is the business still in operation? Lots of neat stuff I'd like to buy from them...

Great build. I built both of them (mustang and charger) when they both came out years ago. Great for die cast cars... but then Revell came out with the plastic version of the 68 Mustang... it was basically the die cast made out of plastic... disappointing. Then they came out with the Cobra Jet version... which still has the Bullitt parts in the kit.

Wonderful to know. I never knew this. Thank you. And great build by the way

So wait, the Lil Red Wagon kit can be built as a stock truck??

Massachussets plate. Click on the pic, and it gives you the option to zoom... at least in Google Chrome.

It's all good. I was wandering aimlessly all day between the vendor section trying not to buy stuff. I was also mostly hanging out with my friend who was selling stuff. I know exactly how you feel about being a walking zombie by noon. I have bad knees and so between the up and down when loading in all my cars on the table (brought 13 like a dummy) and the walking around literally all day it really made me hate myself by the end of the day as my right knee was quite angry. Then the 2+ hour drive home didn't help.. haha. Congrats on the wins. Really liked what I saw (of what I knew for sure was yours... Cuda's and rat rod)

That's going to be a beautiful car when finished. Lots of good detail going in... I can't bring myself to go that far. I have trouble with tiny parts!

Saw one Friday. Almost picked it up, but I just finished the other version so I figure I'll wait and do a few others.

Got these at the show yesterday. I've been wanting a '59 retractable roof Ford for a while, and also had wanted another Mustang trio kit for a while as well. Towards the end of the show while people were packing up, I spotted a '78 2 door Monaco that I just had to have. Someone built it with a Hemi and max wedge headers, and cragars. Front wheels are gone but the rest of the car is there. Also picked up a Chevy Monte Carlo Nascar for 3 bucks for my future Nascarlo project. Here's some pics.

Saw it at the show sunday... it looks amazing... did you need another box to haul away all your awards? LOL