Dann Tier

Thanks, Tony, and Zachary, for checking out my models! im glad you like them!

Thanks, Ray, to me, those have to be the UGLIEST WHEELS EVER!!!!

Cant wait to see those!!!!!

GREAT JOB, GEOFF!! What brand of flocking do you use?

Welcome, Mark!!

Welcome back, Clayton!

GREAT WORK AREAS, EVERYONE!! THANKS FOR SHARING

THNX,CHUCK!! that's what I was thinking

Thanks, guys! thought I liked the first photo, now, im not so sure about that angle.

ya, Steve, they are sweet! these were from ARII. its a real shame they don't make them anymore -and they are VERY hard to find!! AMT sucks at BF Goodrich tires.

Thanks everyone have a great night!

Sweet guys!!!! Your work areas are starting to look like hobby shops...lol Really like the pegboard Mike, and the paint rack 935k3 !

I just cut some of the spokes out of the kit wheels.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a Revell kit that my wife, Tina, and I decided to build together for a friend who ones the actual car -Tuxedo Black. We only had the hood pins and Cowl induction flap left to finish when the photos were taken.

Nice set up, Tom!

You can take the man out of the military, guys, but you cant take the military out of the man.

THNX, RITCHIE!!

Nice, Angel! Is that the Forum I see on your screen?!! LOL

Ray, the Ollies store here had cans of Dupliclor for $1 ea!! -my wife bought me 40 cans!!!!!

Thanks, guys! that's funny -surgery!! that's actually how I see it

LOL! Yes I do, Steven!!

The 66 Cutlass W30 is a really nice one too!!

This is my most recent build. I added carpet, filler door, and modified the kit wheels.

This is my model room. First off, I painted the walls and ceiling with gloss white. this helps your lights keep everything bright, and the gloss paint makes everything wipe clean. I use Swiffer wipes. Next I covered the floor with a professional grade painters tarp, and tack-nailed it around the whole baseboard. One of the most important things I did was to attach two heavy duty rolls of clear plastic to the closet and kit shelf areas. I roll them down, tape the edges, and paint away! the plastic is great for two reasons: 1)cuts down on cleaning, 2)most importantly, these act as HUGE static-lint catchers!! I do not exaggerate when I say that I RARELY have to polish-out anything that sticks to my paintjobs. Finally, I don't know how, but I have perfect painting conditions ALL year long!! even the humidity level stays at 45% all year round!! I hope this helps you in any way with your modeling. nobody likes humidity, lint sticking to a perfect paintjob, or having to stop due to weather or seasons change. -thanx for looking! questions welcome!