stavanzer

The 1970's term for a build of this calibre would be Super Sanitary! That is a Outstanding Build. The Paint is Smooth, and your photography is excellent. Good Show.

Yeah, but that is not how they do things anymore, either at Woeing or NASA. The Image is more important than the Substance. Now that the Astronauts are indeed "stuck" they are trying to cover up the issue and insist that "Nobody is Stuck", they just have to wait until the Starliner completes a few more tests before it is safe to come home in. I'll make a prediction on how this ends. The Un-Manned Starliner will eventually be jettisoned turn 'burn up in orbit' (i.e. Hide the Evidence), and Musk's Crew Dragon will be used to bring everybody home. But, it will take a long time, and the NASA spokesperson's nose will grow a bit longer with every news conference.

P.M. Sent.

I noticed that his huge website of his builds has vanished. Does anybody know if he is still building Models?

Jack & Coke! I really like what you have going on here! The Scratch Building on the trailer is just superb.

IIRC, it is the Standard AMT '32 Coupe in the Box. There is a (poor) set of notes on scratch building the conversion parts for the Short Tracker, and maybe a note referencing"Fred's Resin Workshop" as a source for some parts. They were very disappointing kits, but the only way to get AMT '32 Fords (at least those versions) at the time they were made. I wanted one, until I saw what was in the box.

Wow! Glad to have you here. So, the Burning Question. Do you make the Mack Truck Cab for the Mad Max-2 or as it was called here, "The Road Warrior"?

I wish Round2 would explore more of these Tow Vehicle/Trailer/Boat-Racer-Dragster combinations. There is some nifty stuff still hiding in the toolbank, and these Combo kits seem like agreat way to "Test-the-Waters" on how popular a kit might be without have a full scale production run. The '60/63 Fords like like a great choice for a Set, especially the 1960 since it already has a trailer. I'd pair the 1960 Ford with the Double Dragster kit. 4 Kits in one box, but Combined with a new, expanded decal sheet like Round2 does so well now, and I think you have a Winner.

You are correct about the Grille/Cowl mismatch on the '33/34 Fords. My Preference is the '28/29 Model A grille. It somehow is more aesthetically pleasing to my eyes than the bigger '32 grille

I just got my Tudor. It looks even better in person than it does in the Video.

Great Progress. Looking forward to seeing photos.

Well, AMT Did! I like the Engine Colour Info earlier in this thread.

Glad to have you here, Bill. Welcome aboard!

That Car looks great, Dave. That chassis, favors the street rod one in the old AMT 1925 Model T, 2'n'1 Kit.

3 Million? Wow.

Thanks! I'll be getting some later.

You have a rare talent for painting. These are excellent.

Ace said it better than I can. These are Awesome! Watercolours always caused me grief in Art Class.

O.T. Man, I like the Looks of that Pencil! Is it as Good as it looks?

Outstanding, Clean, Sharp Builds!

This is Just Awesome! That looks like the highway work trucks I remember back in the day. And, yes, when Brand New that is how they would have looked. (for about a week)

Not sure Where to look for those decals. It is going to be aftermarket, but I'm not up on who might have done, or still be doing them.

I'm with You on this one! This might actually make financial sense to tool up. You could sell it as a Race Car, Police, and regular street car.

I'm so sorry. The Tree is a better neighbor than the Rodents....