Cpt Tuttle

I need one.

I need one, I think I will make a replica of my aunts battered old BRAT that she had until some years ago. I think every part on that truck was broken and as a miracle it still was running....

Now that's a cool build! I love the style, you certainly seems to have the eye for details and for what is looking right. I think I need to build some 60s truck myself soon.

Certainly an improvement, and I see nothing wrong with a diecast rebuild.

Bright red Escalade with chrome wheels, nothing for the shy guy. But the build itself looks great, nice finish.

A different take on the Foose kit and why not? The weathering looks convincing to me.

Lovely, I like the 1st gen front end conversion.

Pajeros are quite common here in northern Sweden and this looks like something one would see on the road here, nice to see a Pajero kit being built, I haven't seen one very often. The finish on the paintjob seems to be great and I like the two-tone.

Nice sleeper.

I like it, the slightly worn and faded powder blue paint goes very well together with the wide whites and chrome rims.

Nice, I like details like the cracked rear window, and the wood on the bed looks very good I have to say.

It can be like that sometimes, but at least it looked great when you finally finished it.

Nice battered old warrior, very good weathering. Nice to see a Beverly Hillbillies kit being built.

That is certainly among the most impressive weathering I have seen, you really nailed the look of something dragged out of the woods, that has only been restored under the body to get back on the roads. Loving it!

Brush painted you say? Would never have expected that, it looks flawless. Impressive.

This generation Chevy is my favourite truck (or maybe a tie with the 67-72), and it's nice seeing a hot rodded one which is not the most common thing. I like it!

Whoops, that was not expected, really stunning build.

Very clean! Even if I'm mostly an old school guy I must admit that this one doesn't look bad with the modern wheels, and the white paint are adding even more to the fresh and clean look. Nice.

You don't see this generation F150 being built very often, and honestly speaking it's not my favourite truck, but I have nothing to complain about here, it's a great build and the bike makes it much more alive, I like details like that.

Seems realistic and convincing to me, thumbs up.

Factory fresh, very nice.

It's a different take on this kit, and I like being different. Very nice!

Very crisp build with just the right amount of detailing.

Not bad, I especially like the upper corner on the front fender and the rust job there.

Bought because of the hideous custom parts and the plans were to make it a box art build. However, I had to do some changes.... The decals couldn't be saved and I got a quite huge chipping of the paint on the left front fender after the model was finished. To cover it up, it got this woodgrain paneling, at least it's quite period.... The box art doesn't have any mirrors for some strange reason? The kit supplied mirrors are horrible to put together and very fragile, so they got replaced with a pair of 1972 GMC Pickup mirrors. I put the faux side pipes where I thought they looked natural, but now when looking at the box, they are much further back on my build. Ugly? You bet.