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I built this replica of the Monte Carlo from Breaking Bad from the Revell Monte Carlo SS kit. It has a front end from canuck3d, wheels and tires from Pegesus and the front bench seat is from a '76 Caprice. I lowered the suspension, printed the plates and made the dice from some beads. A special thanks to Khils for helping me out with replacement tail lights.

Sweet! What do you want for them?

Does anyone have a driver's side tail light from a Revell '86 Monte Carlo they'd be willing to part with?

All done.

I built this from the original 1983 issue AMT kit. The only things that didn't come in the box are the license plates and the tires. I didn't care for the decals, so I painted the stripes on, and there was no telling how 40 year old decals would act.

I got everything out of paint. Now on to final assembly. Hopefully I'll be able to get it done in the next week or so.

I built Dom's Challenger from Fast 5/6 with an AMT 2008 Challenger, a transkit I got on eBay and a license plate that I made.

Thanks. The paint is Rustoleum color shift.

I built this box stock for a friend of mine. I had built her a few models over the years but a couple years ago her family lost everything in a house fire, they only made it out with the clothes on their backs. I figured it was about time I built her another one to restart her collection.

Just FYI, they are re-releasing some of the M.A.S.K. toys.

We had a couple days of painting weather and I was able to get some clear on the body. I want to get a couple more coats of clear on it, but that will have to wait for some more good weather. I was also able to get the grill detailed an I got the license plates on. More next time.

I built this from a resin kit. The resin kit was based on the truck kit and had a lot wrong with it. I corrected what I could and had to learn to live with what I couldn't. This is a replica of a friend's Suburban. He bought it to restore so he could fit his growing family in it. I built it how he wanted it took when it was done. I stretched a '72 Blazer chassis to fit the Suburban wheel base. I used some resin 8 lug wheels. I cast the Blazer seats so it would have 4 bucket seats like he wants. He has a set of vintage clearance lights he's going to add. He's planning on painting it Kia alien green. He wanted to use a readily available color that was close to the factory color. I got some glue on the windshield. I'm not sure when it happened, I didn't notice it until I already had the interior and chassis installed. Unfortunately there's nothing I can do about it now. Here's a picture of the 1:1 at the beginning of the restoration. And here's the model.

I built this one box stock from the Polar Lights kit. It was a fun build that took a lot of detail painting.

All done.