thecrossguy

Well I got an email this morning from megahobby saying that modelking has cancelled the release of the 1959 Rambler Cross Country. I had pre-ordered this kit and hopes to build it. Nearly six months later it gets canceled. Ugh so frustrating.

Fantastic builds you got there steve. Very nice

wow very impressive build. I thought it was real! Outstanding job!!

Here you go. It's a food dehydrator to help speed up the drying process. Mainly with enamels.

Ok so i've had this 48 for a while and I still have a bunch of HOK Brandy wine Kandy paint and I figure...what the heck. why not, its a Ford. Convertible. So here it is. Just clear coated it today and letting it dry.

sweet. I will add that to my list of hobby supplies.

Nice clean ride

ok thats what i thought. the kit comes with the decals but they are green. I may just get some gold bmf. Thanks for the pic and tips!!

Thanks for all the comments guys!! Glad everyone likes it. I'm not too sure what part is supposed to be gold. I was looking at some 1:1 photos. Do you mean the area on the side?

Thanks for inviting me over steve.

So here is my recently finished up model. It is box stock and features the factory colors of Dresden Blue and Colonial White. Matching interior and white wall tires. I seem to be on a Ford Craze cause I am currently working on a 1948 Ford Convertible. Anyways. I also attended the Performance Model Club Car Show in Mt.Vernon, WA. A great show with some excellent built models. My 1953 Hudson Hornet took Second Place in the factory stock class. If you'd like to see some photos of the show and some of my builds, check out my photo bucket at http://s1028.photobucket.com/user/Thecrossguy/story

Hey everyone. Got invited to join the forum. I understand its a more inviting forum. Been building models for 15 years or so. Currently working on a 1948 Ford convertible. And just recently finished up a 1957 Ford Del Rio Ranch Wagon. I will post a couple pics in the appropriate area. Thanks for having me