Cpt Tuttle

Seems like you really have the eye when it comes to what is looking good!

Painted the interior parts one of my favourite colours to use for interiors, Tamiya "hull red". Probably quite a close match to the shade seen on the inspiration too.

Maybe, and I say maybe, I have the chance to look through a magazine today that featured the Cheez Whiz. If so, and if there is any interior pictures, I promise to put them up here. But don't take it for granted....

I have to look "Tokyo auto salon" up then.

Just a little mockup. Seems like the colour combo and the wheels will look better than I ever thought that it would. Sure, the wheels could have been a tad smaller but now it is like it is, at least they still does work IMO.

Starting to look more like a nice hot rod now, and less like a bunch of boring plastic parts, I guess..... Yeah, just a mock up, but still.

A wide range of subjects, impressed by the Cadillac, it looks stunning.

Some great looking models, the motorcycle is my favourite.

A great looking bunch!

I must say I like your imagination!

Two kits that amazing is nothing to be ashamed of.

24 models? Do you ever sleep? Nice!

Nice models, really an improvement on the truck/excavator model.

Nice to see some unusual subjects being built up too!

Very high quality builds, the 356 is my favourite.

You are very good at weathering!

Revell had a Cadillac STS-V too.

T2 is a must have!

I remember reading about the Cheez Whiz in the 90s, it even reached Swedish car magazines, and my 6 year old myself was impressed. ? But honestly speaking it has stood up to the test of time very well, which is much more than you can say about most 90s builds.

I must say that you have some convincing rust there!

30s luxury cars is my favourite cars of all times and Cords are especially cool, and conversion work like this always impresses me, nice!

Flat white can look tough sometimes, I once did a 911 in flat white and it was hard as nails, unfortunately I sold it when I got some stupid ideas.......

I have always thought that a bright red interior goes well together with silver paint, I know that not everyone agrees but as you can see, red it is.... Windows glued in and window trim painted. I like wood steering wheels too, so it seemed like an obvious choice in this one.

Originally, I was thinking about painting it a blue metallic, but I didn't have any paint for that. What I had, though, was candy blue so I thought why not? So I laid a silver base and.....hey, I realized that it would probably not look better in any other colour than silver anyway, so silver it is. I am not a huge fan of silver on cars but in this case it looks amazing IMO.

Maybe, but I am not going to buy any more kits, this is mostly a way to get rid of a Viper kit I had no idea what to do with.