my name is nobody

Fast, Drunk & Stupid is no way to live.

we only have one child, and she has been around cars her whole life. when she used to toddle into my model room and watch, I would ask if she wanted to build something. after years of saying no she relented.... so I would pick up a snap kit whenever I was in the city. she did well, improving rapidly until she decided to move onto other things. but I did keep her builds:

beautiful '57 Ford. actually they are both really stunning. great work!

Looks awesome! I have been trying to build a replica of the '67 Plymouth GTX known as 'The Silver Bullet' , this kit will work perfectly. great build of a nice looking B body mopar!

What if? what if Bob Falfa would have beaten John Milner? would his '55 eventually evolve into a mid sixties gasser? 1/64 Hot Wheels.

man that looks sweet. a clean build of a not often seen Ford.

Looks great! your Cobra looks killer.

very nice build. I'm partial to '70 Dodge Super Bee's. they look great in this plum crazy/white color scheme.

never shopped at IKEA. my model/toy room theme is re-purpose. as in re-purpose an item to be part of my display. I keep my Ford stuff in an old cigar display cabinet that is clear acrylic with nice sliding doors, picked it up at a liquor store that no longer wanted it: My General Motors builds are displayed in an old Dentist cabinet I snagged when a medical center did a re-model and decided to give it away. it's old. and it has a nice storage area for boxed items beneath the glass area: my mopar display is an old china cabinet, complete with silverware drawers. I did have to get some glass doors cut for this one. that cost a little, but it was still reasonable.

Congratulations! I'll get there someday.

I understand a McCulloch supercharger was an option for the 1934 Ford V8. we built this one for a 3 window '33 Ford coupe. however, the supercharger is a 1934. Harmon Collins magneto, Navarro heads, Merc crank, and a few other goodies. it is very streetable, completely tunable. I do know this combo spit out 249 Horsepower with a nickel plated stromberg 97.

clean build. it looks really good with those rims & tires.

I find enough inspiration on my own. I just want to say to Glenn a.k.a. Draggon......thats a great looking Merc'.

sounds like this weeks version of "storm of the century".

thats cool. I'm thinking old school hot rod with mine. I have a nice flathead V8, and some speed parts stashed away. and I'm thinking of going completely fender-less. it will be all steel. I do not know if I want a chopped top, and color variations that I'm hung up on. thats why I wish to build up several test shots, so I can see if my ideas will work on a tudor sedan.

I'm still looking for a couple of two door sedan kits that Revell makes. never seen any in person. so, I decided to drag home a real one: now I have to decide what to do with it, the 1936 Ford V8 Frame I found with it, and all the other cool pieces I brought home. but still want a couple of kits to build before I do the 1:1 so I can try a couple of ideas in scale before I start hacking and whacking on the real one.

beautiful, clean build. a wolf in sheep's clothing, that's for sure.

thats awesome! I was just looking at a picture of this team in my Cobra book. your build is one cool tribute. nice work.

a couple of very nice trucks! Welcome to the board.

wow...sweet road runner. really clean build. the attention to detail is sharp.

cool. I always liked the '65 Coronet bodystyle. your build up is a nice tribute.

That is 1:1 real. taken a couple of years ago. this winter is shaking out to be about the same. here are a couple more shots:

great save. nice,clean build.

really terrific build up. that color really pops on that B body. the fit & finish are first rate. one awesome road runner.

ugh...........snow. now, happier news..........Johnny Lightning released this Ski-Doo snowmobile several years ago. why do I bring it up? because its 1/25 scale!.........................happy hunting!