[my first post Moochies death]

You can't get inspiration without it can you? It's one of the inspirational tools at my disposal along with whiskey, gin and vodka, of course you have to be careful not to get too much inspiration as that can lead to some very strange models.

[my first post Moochies death]

hi all I think I have finished the generator

all I have to do now is put some plugin points on it which I will do when I know how many things I will need to plugin

[my first post Moochies death]

I hadn't seen that before very interesting thanks a lot

[Unovette (thinking outside the box)]

Love the car brilliant inspired building amazing definitely thinking outside the box. Don't like the colour (I am colour blind mind you)

Great build

[my first post Moochies death]

Thanks Chuck the first one does not export to the uk and anyway it took me ages to rescale the dozer that I used so will probably keep that one.

Thanks for taking the trouble to look for me very kind.

[Old Build 66 Pontiac GTO]

Awesome nothing wrong with the paint job

[1969 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am]

Very nice always loved this car and wanted a real on she is a true beauty.

[my first post Moochies death]

Hi all I am a new member to this forum, and really I suppose plastic kits, I only started again Christmas after a break of nearly 40 years. I was 10 or so when I built my last plastic kit.

So enough waffaling. After completing AMT's Plymouth Fury Christine (bit peeved there its just a reboxed Belvedere had to remove the Belvedere badging) I thought why not do a diorama of Moochies death scene, then I thought no wait a min why not do the filming of Moochies death scene. and with that thought I began. So here is my progress so far.

I tried to get a 1\24-25 model of a dozer but they are about 100 quid and I aint paying that plus postage so I thought I would see if I could get away with a 1\16 but no it looked stupid so i cut it down to 1\25

had to scratch build the panaflex 35mm camera

decided the Tarmac looked quite empty so decided to add a Tea trailer and car towing it for the crew on the shoot

So that is where I am now still 2 more cameras to build all the lighting rigs the generator got to think of a logo for the Tea trailer, got to be American (being British thats a bit hard)and i want to incorporate my initials KP into it, loads more to do trouble is I keep thinking of more.Oh and of course when I pluck up the courage I have got to crush Christine into the loading bay.

So what do you think.

[Real or Model #224 FINISHED!]

I think real, the grass looks real even the tree shadows

[Real or Model #224 FINISHED!]

I think real, the grass looks real even the tree shadows

[Hello from deepest darkest Essex]

Hi all thanks for the warm welcome look forward to posting some pics for advice remember I only got back into plastic at Christmas after a break of probably 35-40 years

[1958 Plymouth]

love the colour too great clean build never tried foiling but will give that a go on my next one.

[1953 HUDSON HORNET]

amazing, just simply amazing

[Hello from deepest darkest Essex]

Hi all I live in Gt Maplestead Essex England

Untill recently I usually built scratch built rc boats and ships. Then at Christmas I was bought a plastic model kit it was actually a tank (never built one before)but I enjoyed it so much it reminded me of my youth when I used to build model cars (not very well)but from years of scratch building I like to think I have improved.

Anyway to cut a long story short I am well and truly hooked. I have joined some other forums and was checking yours out and thought this seems like a nice place, friendly and knowledgeable so here I am.

Ken's the name modeling's the game.