Baugher Garage

Studebaker Golden Hawk?

Started to mock up the interior. I'd like to get a little more texture on the carpet, but not sure how to do that. This is just some airbrush mist in a darker color than the base, but still just plastic. Any ideas for mocking up actual carpet? I guess I could always try another tea bag! LOL

A messy workspace is a sign of genius. Just sayin'...

Very nice!

GENIUS!

Mines's just a little corner in the furnace room, but it's set up like one big diorama, so it's a fun place to hang out and get as messy as I need to.

Impressive for a weekend project! Very well done!

All these posts kinda make me wanna go work for Revell! I bet that's a fun place to spend your days!

Very nice! Love the color and detail!

Very cool idea!

I'm diggin' that monochromatic look - just silver and white from top to bottom. Nice!

A year?? You got a full-time life or something? ;-) Turned out real nice!!

Neil - that's out of control!! Awesome!

Cool project Luc!

Looking good! That suicide knob is a nice touch!

This is going to be killer!!

Nice detail! As the plate says - OBAYB!

Thanks Chuck! It's all experimental, so steal away my friend!

Front bench seat is finished. This is my first attempt and making a ratty old seat. I continued to utilize the used tea bags from the kitchen. I have found that this material is ideal for the seat fabric and the seat stuffing, as it's fibers look right at 1:24/25 scale. The seat turned out a little grungier than I hoped, but I don't always know when enough is enough... the seat springs, visible in the holes, are a little too large for scale, but again, my first attempt... just bent some small gauge wire with tweezers. *I'm also keeping all the tea leaves from my wife's various herbal teas - she's saving all her tea bags for me! The various ground up leaves make great dirt, saw dust, etc.

What a beast!!!

That turned out SO nice!!!

Looking good! Thanks for the measurements on the magazines, too!

Welcome Chuck!

Welcome !

Welcome!!