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That really turned out beautiful Bruce!👍 I love the stance, and with the wheels and tires you chose, gives it a slightly sinister look.😎 well done!

She looks real nice Rich!😎 These are really basic kits with a few minor issues, but they do build up into nice looking models. I built one relatively stock one and my next one has some slight modifications.😬

Great work designing it and actually building it Ken!😎 At first glance I got a Corvette vibe off of it.

If you can’t find the proper size bar you could split it at the middle and extend it somehow.

The headers look great daniel.😎 I have to build a wild set for a Corvette project. I might have to look for some proper sized solder.🤔

Game time is seven o’clock according to the tv channel guide.

Nicely done!😎

Great looking Jeep Pat!👍 I definitely prefer the Gladiator grill on these trucks.

Cool project!😎 I would certainly grab one of those if I came across it.🙂

Thanks Chris.🙂 Thanks David.🙂 I think widening the C-pillar took it from odd looking to aesthetically pleasing. Thanks John. I debated making it look like a factory offering, but I really wanted to use the LS engine. Thanks Mike.🙂 Thanks Brian.🙂 Thanks Bill.🙂 Thank you Stuart.🙂 Thanks Bob.🙂 The engine update is something I really wanted. I should have put disc brakes on it too, but you really can’t see them anyways with the factory hubcaps. Thanks Al.🙂 Thank you Chris.🙂 Yeah, I grabbed a few parts from Revell kits including the exhaust system. Thanks J.🙂 Thank you Craig.🙂 I wanted to take away some of the Nomad look, and removing the tailgate ribs helped I think.

Models of tractors is something I’ve never built.

I think I like your approach the best Carl.🙂 I find very little if any residue left afterwards. I am however very cheap with the foil and I burnish down the finished edges with a pointy Tamiya swab.

Cool looking little truck!😎 It’s all about having fun.👍

Nice start on this one Simo. I really like the look of the 911s.😎

One man’s junkyard is another man’s goldmine!😎

I dunno…if I could grab a nap in the afternoon maybe I wouldn’t be going to bed at 9:30pm.😴

I can’t tell you if it needs to be corrected, but if that “Mr. Hobby” glue is a solvent like Tamiya Extra Thin, then the only way to break the joint if it is completely dried, is to cut it apart. I would suggest a photo etch razor saw. Drill and pin the parts before re-assembly at the proper orientation.🤷‍♂️

Looks like your buddy does fantastic work!👍😎

I am calling this one done.🥵 Thanks to everyone for your support and input along the journey.🙂 More pics under glass here: https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/203136-1955-el-camino/#comment-3068281

I had lots of fun building this one.🙂 This was an AMT ‘55 Nomad kit. It came with the half roof option, but it needed a fair bit of modification to fit and look good. The bed is made from real walnut edge veneer. The engine and trans are from a Revell 2002 Camaro. Paint is a mixture of Tamiya metallic red and metallic black. Thanks for looking and all comments welcome.😎 Build thread here: https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/193789-‘55-el-camino/#comments

Great work! The paint job is fabulous.😎

Sweet looking truck there Glen! Excellent work blending all the components together.👍😎

Nice work Matt!👍 That’s just about exactly how I built mine…same colour, same white bumpers.😎

Nice looking pickup JF!👍

This is the video I get. “Can We SAVE A 1920 Zenith T5F Carburetor W/ MODERN Technology?“ Edit: I thought it was the wrong video, but the 3d scanning starts at 4:05.