Danno

Decent. But, as a constructive critique I must say your detailing bits (plug wires, hood scoop rivets?) are oversized. {Is that a heater hose routed to the top of the distributor?] Those things make the model look more toyish than it should and than you want. Keep looking for materials and keep building; you've got the right idea.

This is an exceptionally beautiful model! Absolutely stunning!

Bumblebee! Looks great, Bruce!

Outstanding!!!

The end of winter and return of warm weather today! Hello again shorts, sandals, and tropical shirts, my friends!

Dittos!!

Kewl!

Sweet!

It needs the narrower rear seat back and the interior doglegs (that house the folding top frame when the top's down) to really sell the convertible idea. Otherwise, it just looks like a hardtop with the roof cut off.

Your truck models are the most!

Excellent execution, Harry. I have a bunch of the MiniCraft 1/16 A's and have not yet worked up the courage to tackle them, due to their reputation for fiddly-ness. So, I respect your effort! You're right, cream wheels would look better, and they would also be more authentic. Body color was not common for Model A wheels, unless it (the body) was black (or red).

Nice models, Ron.

Nice work, Jim. But you really should have painted it some bright, uplifting color, like yellow, instead of such a dark, dull, dismal, drab finish!

Slacker. Right. Nice collection of builds! Good work.

Kewl!

Nice. Love the "look" of the wheels/tires.

Must have sprayed it with Clearview 2000.

Nice.

Needs some work.

Outstanding!

Good job.

Sweet.

Excellent.

Nice.

Nice.