vamach1

The MAMA site has the newsletters and links to members Photo websites. I think most of the effort is made producing the monthly newsletter now in its 25th year thanks to Tim and I noticed Cruz is posting a lot off stuff on the Facebook page. The website may pull in some prospective members but there are many members that have been there from the very beginning and what matters most are the monthly meetings where were have an average of three dozen or more members. The core group has dedicated a lot of time to keeping the hobby alive in an area of the county dominated by military modelers and video game junkies. To have Harold (Brad) and Norm in the club and many talented builders is amazing and we probably take that for granted. I'm sure Cruz will get us more in the digital age but the success of the club has been if it ain't broke don't fix it.

The Mauri/Tilt kit has the opening doors and headlights. http://public.fotki.com/vamach1/mustang-model-cars/detomaso.html

Great to see others building this unique car. I've got about six Pantera kits and have built two of them. http://public.fotki.com/vamach1/mustang-model-cars/detomaso.html http://public.fotki.com/vamach1/mustang-model-cars/100-0084.html

For some reason I cannot see the picture.

On my long list of kitbashes to do. Great work and thanks for the inspiration.

Ditto for #1 and #2 and maybe an AC Ace while we are dreaming.

My kinds of Fords. All that is missing in the group is a Cobra.

Perhaps AMT will issue the 67 fastback as a convertible like Revell did with the 69 Shelby and make this conversion a whole lot easier. I may attempt to turn the Revell Shelby conv into a "stock" Mustang conv using the Revell Mach1 as my kitbash base.

Very nice Diamond are Forever Mach1 and Charlies Angels Cobra II.

Very nice Mustang. I've seen some pictures with a dual air intake for the 1969 T/A Mustangs. I'm working on a 70 Boss 302 T/A.

Great job so far. I'm working on a 1970 T/A Boss 302.

That was a fast build. I just bought two of the kits a few weeks ago. Yours turned out great.

I began as many kids did building models of all types (space, aircraft, tanks, cars, bikes, trucks, etc.) but once I bought my first real car (a 67 Buick) and then a 69 GT Dart GTS and then my first of seven Mustangs I began to build only cars and then narrowed it down to "only" Mustangs, Cobras, GT40s and Panteras. Even still I have three unbuilt kits for every one I've built and do not seem to have the time to build like I used to but I enjoy going to the Maryland Automotive Modelers Association meetings when I'm not going to a car show. I build all scales from 1/87 to 1/12 but most of my collection is 1/24, 1/25 and 1/43. Here is my Fotki page of some of my builds. http://public.fotki.com/vamach1/mustang-model-cars/ Rex Turner aka vamach1 but you can call me Batman too.