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Voilà Philippe. Detroit Diesel 6V-92. Two stroke OHV diesel V6, 552 cu.in./277 hp.

Ron Andrews 814-337-4250 andrews_544@hotmail.com

I don't know about stunner but here is a preview. I am debating between light gray, dark gray or black for the roof. All the moldings will be foiled then dulled.

Welcome aboard. You will like it here Bill.

Glad you guys like them .Currently working on A Gary wallace 6V92.

впечатляет. I'm not sure if i got this right but it is a beauty.

Likely Ron Olsen on Shapeways. He has beautiful engines.

There. I hate paint, I hate painting, I hate airbrushes....What else?

Look! No more spare tire wells.

No. Those pictures are other people's builds. I think the Bugatti is areal car.

Absolutely gorgeous model and an impressively clean bench.

Never even thought of doing that. thanks for pointing it out. I guess I'll have to do that.

Had to rethink the taillight stanchions. The first design interfered with the spares.

Here's a few Ricky.

I would however like to stay with the "shop" theme.

Maybe the time has come to build the “Behind the shop” scene.

In my case it is a life long thing. Introduced to it in the 50's by an uncle. Mostly off during school years. picked it up again when I started working. Had a road job for years. Built them in my hotel room to stay out of the bars.There was a break of about 10-15 years after I got off the road and into management positions. After retirement, I got back into it. I just love it. It is my best means of escape after reading.

I can only wish I had one.

I had considered using this thing earlier. Now that you bring that up, I may as well, like shroud to the post. Does that look more finished?

Made up some taillight stanchions. Body work....Yecccccch!

I love it Randy. A lot of them were gray, so it is very representative.

Ricky, give me a few days and I'll come up with some ideas for you.

So we have it with some primer to even things out and highlight the 396 defects that will have to be rectified. I now need to make sure I have all the bling and that it fits before proceeding with the finish.

Me too.

I agree.