El Caballo

At first blush I thought the diorama was a real photo, ya got me.

Great detail on the grille, most leave it chrome.

Sweet, great color choices.

Man, some fantastic Chargers.

Nothing wrong with Big n' Littles, Snake, it's what I'd do.

A family friend bought one of these new and still has it. I remember it as a little kid and it was the trippiest thing I remember seeing at the time.

Great progress.

Neat, looking forward to seeing more progress pics.

The detail on the engine is impressive.

Cool resto work.

Great detail.

Good job on the model, neat details. We had a brown '74 Pinto wagon that replaced a 1968 LTD Country Squire lost to an accident. A sad swap to say the least.

Big n' littles, Thumbs up.

An underrated muscle car.

El C-cabino?

These are awesome, I had a glass book case when I was a kid and I had all kinds of cars, planes, helicopters, and ships. When we moved, many of them died from firecrackers and BB guns or being lit on fire and thrown off the roof as they augured in my back yard. The cars for the most part made it as I snuck them into boxes.

El Caminos are so cool, good job.

We had a '67 Executive wagon, I loved that thing.

Along the same lines, my friend Dale's old race car.

Handsome motor, sir.

You could spend all day going through these links.

Those are beautiful, brings back memories.

Awesome car Dave.

I'm going to get the Pepper Shaker, looks cool.