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What a knock out!!! Those colors work well together!!! As far as the distributer's go, I'm sold on the DM unit myself, but for those that don't like messing with all the photo-etch, that one looks pretty good.

Don't ya just love how modelers can do just about anything..... It's gonna be different Dave!!!

Great job Marcos!! The BMF does take time, and a lot of patients, but well worth it in the long run. I do agree, it is probably one of the best inventions ever in modeling. This '59 is really lookin' awesome!!!

That's simply incredible Raul, you've got me seeing RED. It's just flawless everywhere, and your paint, interior, and underhood detail is top notch....did I leave anything out? Oh, it's great to see you use those wheels too!!!

Wow!! More really cool stuff coming from your desk Brenden!!! Is there a website for MS Hobbies? Thanks.

Here is the latest project bike. I have been challenged to a bike build on another forum, so I 'll show the progress here.... When the bikes are finished we will exchange the bikes, that way 2 winners!! He is a drag racer down under so I wanted to build a modern street bike with a vintage drag bike style. Here's a few shots of the early mock up.... Shhhhhhhh, mum's the word.....

More great stuff Dave!!! Geee, I remember those like it was yesterday......Well, wasn't it? LOL. The great days of racing, finish the race, then beat the hell out the competition....

Would that be called a hybrid? Great job of using your stash, it males for an interesting piece!!!

That came out very nice Kenny!!! Orange was a perfect color choice!!!

It's been a sad week for automotive junkies. Lil John Buttera passed this morning as well, he was 67. RIP Boyd & Lil John.

Your obviously sick in the head Tim.... For some silly reason, I like it!!! Very ingenious way to make the wheels. I think you should get back to your normal builds now....

Very nice Brendan!! I have built a lot of these in 1/43. I will have to try to find one in this scale.

It's a simple kit, I have one, but it does make a pretty decent display piece. With the exception of 1/43rd, I don't know of any other 250LM kits out there. Yours looks fantastic Brian!!!

Excellent build Curt!!! I have got to get one of those to add to my Ferrari collection.

I agree with Randy.....Your off to a good start!!! My first build didn't even come close to that.....but that's because it was 1965....

That one is going to be another great build from you Raul!!! It's great to see you use some kool wheels... And.....You are one of the best when it comes to designing, and executing interiors!!!

I've been asked to do some masters for some new custom wheels for the RM bikes. I came up with two new styles so far, and if these generate any interest, we might do many more custom parts as well. What do you think?

Yep, UPS is the only way you can send any kind of paint!!! The post office will kick your hiney out the door....

Very nice little truck Raul!!! All the different parts fit, and worked well!!!

That is beautiful Harry!! I'm sure that wasn't cheap, and it looks to be "almost" Gerald Wingrove quality. I have looked at a few of their other 1/12 scale vehicles, but have passed (I have to much stuff already) I did get the Ala-Kart & Hirohata Merc from Danbury, and for 1/25 they are very, very nice. I can only imagine just how big this Caddy is!!!

Now that I really like!!!!

Looking at the rest of the build, I would say that most of the detail was scratch built on it. I sure would like to see more pics of this one myself!!! Got any info, or more pics?

That looks great!!! Paint is really nice, and all the little details are nice (love the vintage Playboy on the floor) Where did the thin blue lines come from?

That's an excellent slammer Dave!!! You got the stance perfect using the Rambler wheels, I would have used a steel color on the wheel centers instead of gold, but it's still cool!!!

Well, Showrods aren't for everyone, but I personally love 'em!!! When I was a kid, the great showrod kits of the late sixty's, early seventy's, with some of the designs by Tom Daniel, John Bogosian, Barris, Starbird, Jefferies, etc. They are great childhood memories for me, and that's why they fill a good portion of my personal collection. If you like Showrods, then there is a great site just for them http://www.showrods.com Check it out!!! Oh, btw, your Ice T is very nice!!!