Gramps46

Nice. I must admit I am not familiar with this scale. Are aftermarket parts readily available?

Right hand drive. Whose model is this?

Keep them coming, they look great.

Another great transformation. The Rudge wheels and improved stance make such a difference.

Another sweet build. I never paid much attention to the big BBuragos but your conversions are make them really appealing.

Nice! Those BBurago wheels are so annoying and replacement makes such a difference,.

The transformation is pretty amazing. Looking at it now I can just imagine the rumble of that big block. If you want a suggestion, how about touching up the spokes on the steering wheel.

I like what you have done with this kit. Your build allows one to focus on the detail and design and not be distracted by the decals.

You have the very rare , IMHO, AMT boxed IMC Ford GTMKII. I had one years ago.

This Corvette Mako Shark arrived yesterday afternoon in the mail. Pleasantly surprised by the quality.

Sweet. Would you please note the brand of the models for us.

Nicely done.

Oh yes, I really like how this turned out. Well done.

The K3 is looking great David.

That is pretty amazing and the workmanship and concept is very imaginative.

I like the black and the weathering on the exhaust pipes is excellent.

Your client should be very pleased. Marvelous build.

Thanks for the heads up and the link.

Well done, looks great.

I am not upset, I am in full agreement on the seat belt material Dann. The patch material sounds great and being self adhesive is a real bonus.

The wheels and nuts are looking great, congratulations. Gary

Rarely see these built up and you have done a very nice job with it.

Nice GTO and the diorama is nice too.

FWIW here are the trailers I have and aren't sure which kits they came from. At least one came from the 1960 Ford pickup kit but without the sides. The black single axle is shorter than the red dual axle which has a tool box and tire pole added. The blue one is a modified dual axle made to look like an English Don Parker trailer (the cycle fenders are from '32 Ford 3 in 1 kits) and the gray one is the MPC Mako Shark version of a tilt trailer which was identified in a previous thread.

Thanks Casey, that is exactly the one I have.