halfpint33

Dang Steve that looks outstanding.Great job!!

WOW!Nice job.

Nice touch adding the amp and subs.I like it.I have one of these waiting to built as well.I'll be following this thread

First Yoann the build is going along nicely.Not much of a painter myself but I can give a couple of tips that seemed to have helped me in the past.First wash the model with dishsoap and warm water.Then shoot it with some primer and then wetsand the primer.It give the paint something to grab a hold of and stick better.Some sand before the primer.Myself I have tried and didn't see the differance. BTW,never throw a model in the trash.You can always save parts fer a future build Keep on building.That's the only way to get better.

I agree with Mike as well.I'ld love to have one.Put a grain bed on it and paint it white and it would look like the grain truck I drove every wheat/bean harvest for my dad several years back Fantastic build.

Nice look merc.Paint looks as smooth as silk

That's a sweet lookin pete Looks like the car hauler is comin along nicely too.

I like this one.I'll be following the build.

Just got thru all 5 of your post on this build and I must say that this is an icredble build.I really like those wheels and brake drums.Keep up the great work.

Looks nice.Gonna have to show this one to my daughter.She's a spongebob nut.Go figure

Thanks guys.May be awhile before I get much more done on this.Got a couple of other builds I want to get done before getting back on this beast. Tim I'll do that.

Chris,I think you have done an awesome job on this build.Really liking the interior and engine shots.

It's a re issue.I'ld been wanting one ever since I got back into building models several years back.But like you said,I could buy a used car for what they were going for on ebay.I was thrilled when they re released it. I plan on getting another so someday when my skills have advanced I can build one that's heavily weathered.

Been working on this on and off for awhile now.

Started with this.Don't really know why but got to this point in the build an decided to tear it down. Tore it down and stripped the paint Shortened the chassis Here's where I'm at now

WOW!!Stunning work and awesome job weathering it.

Dang that looks fine.I'll be keeping a close eye on this one.

Lookin good.I really like the color you chose.

Nice job.I like the low slung,pro street look it has.

I love it.But I'm kind of partial tho cause I'm restoring a 1:1 '60 chevy truck.Could you by any chance take a shot of the chassis?Was wondering how they done the torsionbar frontend.

Nice pics

Awsome job.Your flames turned out great.

Looks real good.How did you go about frenching the headlights?

Tim I'm another one of the many that you inspired to get back into model building.I too just happened upon your website shortly after a friend bought me a Paystar 5000 dump truck model for christmas a few years back.I've always looked at your site for inspiration.Now enjoy some of your free time. Dan I just checked out the site and I think it looks great.I'm sure you'll do Tim proud.

Great work!I love the work you put into it.ANother plus is the '64 it's setting in.