James2

That left one is Gorgeous! What's going on with that dash?

Congads, Karl nicely done. Always good to see you too!

Looks really nice

I thought it was Red!

Me too!

Latest...

Interesting...

Very cool build

Just Lovely

Stunning!

Yes...

You may remember the yellow Elco I did some time ago. Unfortunately that car was nearly destroyed in an accident. Not wanting to spend the time and effort to repair that model I purchased another restorable car from ebay. After combining the chassis and wheels from the yellow car with the now reworked interior and body from the new kit, this is what I came up with. Smoothed and de-chromed, split bumpers, custom grill, some 70 Camaro tail lights and a re-worked interior. It's Tamyia paint and Molotow chrome with the trim done with BMF. First paint job with the new airbrush. Overall I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out, and as always thanks for looking...

Warmer Weather! I've had the old Shovelhead out several times this year and three times this week. And yesterday for the first time this year I was able to do some airbrushing, getting my 60 El Camino ready for the Stark model car show...

Coming together nicely...

Very nicely done...

Very nice

Oustanding

Nicely done!

Once I found the correct wheelbase, subtracting the kits wheelbase told me how far to move the opening. Cutting, sliding to piece back and filling the gap with styrene. A little body filler and there it is.

How about a stock wheelbase "STREET FREAK" Chevy II... Just for kicks last year I relocated the rear wheel openings and since it is still snowing outside I went ahead and stretched the frame to fit the new wheelbase. After I get the interior tub and chassis lined up I'll continue with tubing the engine compartment and roll cage. Wheels and tires from the parts box...

Turning out quite nicely, great subject and movie. Never apologize!

Not much better than a great save, nice work so far...

I’m patiently waiting to see that final color! And maybe 1 in 10,000 will even ask about the roof, but to each their own.

I like it!

Aside from the accusational, somewhat smart arse comment, your Corvette is looking good. Even the roof looks fine from here. How do you like using that primer? How did it dry? How was Sanding? I've been using Tamiya primer/paint with great results, but cost is high. Would love to find a good replacement.