Super28

Ok. Waiting for some parts I ordered for the '62 Dodge, back on the '56 Chevy. Bought a '56 Chevy Bel Air "Classic Cruiser" so I can use the body and hood. Also got some photo etch parts for detail. Old body won't go to waste. Making it #114 with spare parts off the new kit , I hope by the time I get to it at 114, I'll be able to chop the top and make suicide doors and God knows what else.

Dang, you're good. I look everyday for a new post and photos from you. That's the problem I've been trying to figure out on my '62 Dodge. Where the tubing come from? Great, amazing work. I really enjoy watching

I download from my phone to computer desktop and then select the photos when I click on "choose files". Picture below is a test. Everybody see it?

Like the build. Really like the carb. Where did you get it from?

Nice Build....watching

Great Find

Looks good. Be watching the progress

Found this today at CVS. Two containers of round tooth picks for $1.00

All I can say is "Wow"!!! Amazing!

I just read a statement from David A. Gudzinas. It read "Each kit I build is really only practice for the next one". I like that. See, it's been about 20 years since I built one and I've been getting discouraged looking at everybody else's work because mine look bad compared to the. But I guess he's right, so I'll just plug along and try to get better. I'm going to put that saying over my work bench to remind me that I'll get better. Thanks David

Looks good!

Stand back 5 feet and take a pic and post it

LOL, thanks. I'll have to check out Fabric tan. Great looking!

Thank you gentlemen. Good ideas

Oops...nevermind, went to magazine web site and subcribed Give me a break, I',m old and senile

Gregg, I would like to subscribe to your magazine.

What do you use to make windows , headlights, windshields?

Looking Good! . What did you use on the interior? Like the way it doesn'y shine

Thanks Rusty. Didn't know that

OK , you people are insane! That's just unbelievable. Thought I'd enjoy modeling again but compared to this and what everybody else is doing I realize I haven't a clue on building models! Ya'll are amazing! Embarrassed to show mine now. Maybe one day I can build a decent one, but I got to say this one is just a mind blower! One question, how do you know where to put the gears on the door panel? Watching all of you, you amaze me. Keep up the work!

Hey Steve. Yeah, I used the internet to research the motor that came with the "Color Me Gone" model I bought for the frame. Decided to use the motor in it for my '62 Dodge. Waiting to get the photo etch parts for it. Didn't know they were going to be that small.

Thanks Dave. I'll do that when I try to cut them loose

Holy Cow! I didn't realize that this photo etch stuff was so small! Going to be interesting!

You're welcome David. Pass it on. I steal a lot of ideas from this site. But I guess that's why we'll here, to help each other. Pass on any ideas you have, I appreciate all I learn here Super

Where would you get Evercoat Eurosoft?