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Looking good!

It’s Purrrty!

Nice progress on this so far Jim! I can’t wait to see what kind of problems you can dream up for it.😜

Cool project Bob! That BBC looks nice and cozy in there.👍😎

Thiss looks like a good place to curl up and hide said the snake with a hiss.

Sorry, just got sidetracked on a couple of other projects. This morning I got back at it. Fabbed up some rear shocks and re-configured the front ones. I was not happy with the attitude of the fronts.😬

You need the back of the sleeper to rear axles distance to match the rear of cab to axles distance on the AMT Wrecker. You may have to mock up both kits to calculate the difference.

It might be just fine. Maybe put it in a nitrile glove or ziplock baggie while shaking it? If it doesn’t spring a leak…use it.

Week six of 2025 and things are not looking any better than the previous year.

They are from this kit.

Here is a chart showing the body styles and you can see the difference in the chrome trims. Also a pic of the Two Lane Blacktop ‘55 that may help you decide on the look you want. Edit: the 150 and 210 models don’t have chrome trim on the front fender…only a raised ridge. The BelAir has a chrome molding that extends onto the door.

Years pass by at an ever increasing rate.

Sky scrapers need a really solid foundation.

It is not a bandsaw at all. Mattel actually calls it a jigsaw, but I believe it would more accurately be called a “Scroll Saw”. Jigsaws are portable hand held devices with the blade attached at one end. Scroll saws are bench mounted with the blade attached at both ends.

Very nicely done!👍

Beautiful build!😎

That color looks really great on it!👍😎

Terms of the contract clearly stated that Johnny Blaze owed his soul to Mephistopheles.

Unfortunately Roger (Plowboy) passed away a couple of years ago. I dug up the thread on his Jeepster but all he says is that they are 38” Swampers. https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/145743-67-jeepster/

This is what I filtered out of a previously used bottle of paint.

Clothes are best worn in multiple layers when the mercury drops to 30 below zero.

Singers are nice sewing machines I was told by a seamstress.

Is your air compressor able to keep up with the demand?

For the most part, I like hacking models apart and gluing them back together more than the finishing.

I have no experience with this particular airbrush, but make sure your paint is thinned sufficiently. You could possibly add a retarder to your acrylic paints.