James2

I have always enjoyed your building style Tim, accurate, clean and uncluttered. This is another perfect example, thanks and Happy Holidays...

Amazing dedication to detail!

I posted this in the wrong section earlier. Just a quick gasser build, Modified Dirt Track chassis, scratch made headers, front axle and ladder bars.

I don't mind either grill it's a very nicely done piece, thanks for sharing.

Un-molested ebay find converted to a gasser. I used the 34 Ford modified chassis, scratch made front axle, headers and ladder bars. The engine is a 302 from Revell 68 Mustang with a modified FRW manifold and MCW stacks.

Dressed in suit and tie no less, now days must models can't even put on pants! LoL

looking good....

Good Start, love the subject...

Lovely!

Having done several of these chops and even sections, I find your approach fresh, I will be watch from afar...

Nice little project, fun is always the best way!

Nicely done!

That's a great looking standard Dodge PU, reminds me a brand new farm truck...

Coming along nicely

And lock thread in 3, 2, 1...

That most be one heck of a kit. Great detail and finely built, nicely done...

Upon farther review, the tires in the bed look to new! LoL

Very nicely done!

I have been posting here for over 13 yr now and I have made some wonderful relationships during that time. Some just internet acquaintances others have been more formal and in person. I have found most to by genuine and honest people. I don't share personal things very often but, That being said I would like to share something very personal to me and my family. On 6/21/20, Fathers Day morning I awoke to find my oldest child, Cody James lying in the back yard under our swing next to the fire ring where his mother and I were just sitting the night before enjoying a bonfire. Cody had taken his own life sometime after we all went to bed. I can not even begin to explain what happened after that. The thoughts, emotions, fears and tears were and still are over whelming for us. It will be a very long journey trying to navigate through this and process all the things that may have led up to this and an even longer journey moving forward from that tragic day. I share this not to gain sympathy or cause sorry, but to make others aware of something that is considered Taboo. It is a life altering experience no one should ever have forced upon them. But it happens and it happens more often than we all realize! Sep. is Suicide Prevention Month, I hope you would consider that for a moment and take time for one another. You never know if the people around you are doing everything they can to keep from falling apart...

Playboy

Interesting, clean and simple. Nicely done!

I find it interesting that so many people have so many opinions about something that really does not effect them, except for a small portion of their hobby life. Considering the reasons given for the retirement of the business owners made at the announcement of said retirement, I wish them nothing but the best. And whether someone buys the business or not thank you to them and for their contribution to this crazy hobby we sometimes enjoy....

Not sure what his ailment was but the balloon seemed to cheer him up....

Good for you, I suppose it happens to everyone at some point and for various reasons.