89AKurt

I was keeping an eye out for whoever judged the category! Thank you very much, pictures once it's buttoned up don't do it justice. Thank you. I find it amusing how everyone is into the slush, skis are like whatever. LOL

Thank you! Thank you too! Ok on page one, don't know how to add page two comments.........

I posted on Fakebook:

eye patch, embellished

They were hard to find, sorry we didn't connect. PM me. Great show, thank you!

Ok, I'm very happy, done milking this out. On to the next project, wrap up the repeatedly resurrected, or start a new project......

I like the uniqueness very much!

his eyeball severely

Got a few things today. I didn't know there was an Indy Porsche, *had to* get that!

all covered with

WOW! That's really slick! I like the break away red paint job.

It's reflective mylar.

Thanks, and you are the only one to comment on the photography! That's another hobby of mine. That seems to be the running pun. You are too kind! Thank you! Glad I can inspire, many others on this forum inspire me too. Tomorrow is Desert Scale Classic, they have a Volkswagen class.

Oh good, have only 4 complete with the decals.

Really nice collection! I'm focused on the 2J Sucker Car, just because I have a Mini Exotics (r&d unique) kit that I got last century. I've heard about that magazine having plans to make it. It is such a basic shape, can see someone skilled as you doing it.

Bumpy bumping this up. I got supporting documents done for the two entries, yea, only 2, where has the time gone? I will also bring some kits for sale, some of the guys from my model club will have a swap table. Most important, will have a few of my Coca-Cola coolers.

in smoldering ruins.

with HazMat robot

Thank you! Thanks again. About 143 hours, not including lying awake before going to sleep, or waking up early, thinking about how to do the next step. Thanks again, as always. Thanks, and for watching. Thank you too! Might as well drop this here, it's what I used for the license plate. They drove into Glen Canyon before Lake Powell filled up, Gunsight Butte is beyond, it's a landmark that can be seen from 89A.

with lit matches

Thank you. Thank you too! Appreciate that. I'm glad. Appreciate your attention and input. Glad I've inspired you, I think everyone needs to build a Bug, it's an iconic automobile that needs to be experienced. Thank you, at least give everyone a run for their money. Thank you. I'm being my own worst critic, it could have been done better by sacrificing a stiff brush, and paying more attention to the shape in the picture. When I showed my mom, she said dad's skis were 8 feet long, so that error is bugging me (pun there). Thank you too! I'll add this picture just because. Dad worked at Zion NP East Entrance, I'm guessing this was start of the trip to Brian Head ski area, which was closer than Salt Lake City.

using oxygen mask

gas for days

That's trick, and well executed!

Work In Progress Thanks to everyone who stopped by! Glad that GSL picked the Tamiya VW Beetle for the Common Kit. I've entered that category three times. I suspect there will be more entries than ever because everyone loves Bugs! I'm calling this FROZEN IN TIME, a tribute model of the 1960 Beetle my parents had before I was born. I'm into weathering my builds, this is extreme without having any rust. But I took some pictures before I ruined it. LOL There are some things I'm not happy with, but oh well, IT'S FINISHED! I detailed the engine, though the lid will be closed all the time except at shows. Question to everyone who built this, the front hood is a tight fit and challenge to get opened? I reworked the engine lid hinge, no toothpick required to stay open.