Steamboat

Nicely done! Sharp model and you really pulled off the v8 conversion.

Wow! That's gorgeous! It looks like you could jump right in and drive it - if it would start!

Interesting the way the turbocharger takes suction from the choke thermostat. I bet it wouldn't add much power that way. Time for you to change all that!

Is the band-aid on your finger somehow heat-related? LOL

Sharp, clean build. Well done!

Starting on the interior. It's painted with Testors Italian Red acrylic. Possibly the best dash I have ever done. My Molotow pen quit working so I dumped the ink into a vial and painted it on with a brush. I like the results even better than with the pen! Gauge faces are 5- minute epoxy.

I tried the same thing and never could get the roof to look convincing. I ended up deep sixing it. But it looks like the roof from the truck may work. Good luck my friend.

WAY COOL!

Awesome! Your attention to detail is stellar!

I have some resin 8-lug Dodge wheels with Ground Hawgs. The wheel color in the picture is unpainted resin. The wheel and tire are molded as one piece.

Very nice. It looks like you could get in and drive it.

Sweet! Very nice job. I love the shag interior!

I recently picked up this little Porsche from a friend who is selling off his collection. I've always loved the Porsche 356 and was anxious to build one. Unfortunately, this kit has changed little since it was originally issued in the '60's. I'm going to try to correct some of the major issues. First off, the rear wheel openings are far too high. I added a piece of. 040" sheet styrene to each side, which will eventually be sanded to approximate the correct shape. Front and rear pans have been smoothed and blended. The kit does not come with bumpers. I have some parts box bumpers that are fairly close. The hood fit was appalling. I added a strip of .010" to the right side as seen in the photo. It will be sanded to shape. Stay posted.

Wow! Very nice. What paint did you use on the engine? The gloss looks really good on it.

Black pastel chalk, ground into a powder and mixed with about 10 drops of water and 1 drop of soap. Don't worry about getting chalk on the chrome where you don't want it. After dry it wipes off with a q-tip.

Great job on the weathering! Very realistic.

Dave, Looks great! I know how much work this was, and how it feels to call it done!?

Very nice! The paint looks great.

2x that on the foiling!

Same here. I sold a '70 Challenger R/T for less than 2 grand in 1993. It was rusted up to the door handles but still ran.?

I dig the valve cover gaskets! It looks like the engine could use a good pressure washing though LOL! Nice save!

I made some progress on the '57. The body work is nearly done and I've moved on to the chassis. I'm attempting to fit some Z06 wheels that I cloned from an AMT C6. The rear tubs have been widened and just need to be finished. Trying to go back with leaf springs mounted on the frame rails to simplify the build. We'll see how it goes ?!

THANK YOU for finally mentioning these great AMT kits. I like Tamiya too, but there are some surprise goodies from other manufacturers. I've recently built a Moebius F100 and a Moebius Hudson Hornet that went also together well, although the instructions take some getting used to. Who needs instructions anyway?

Beautiful!

Gorgeous! The gold really makes it. Nice job.