Koellefornia Kid

Turned out great, Tom! Very nice mild custom!

Nice and nasty, I like it!

Cool! The weathering looks good!

Awesome! I think the Roth decals look even better on the ´55 Nomad than on the `57 Chevy!

Very nice modifications and a cool flame paint job!

Cool! I often used ´90s Mustang kits for parts for other projects (engines and interiors) and sometimes I thought about using the roof on an earlier Mustang body. Now I know it can look great, so thanks for the inspiration! I also like the hood vents and the paint design, really suits the car!

Nice paintwork! Looks great!

Nice job, Narko, looks great! Currently I'm trying to rebuild The Black Beauty from the 2011 movie in 1:24. I hope it will come out that good...

Wow, that looks cool from every angle! Love the truck grille!

Always liked the look of a chopped ´36 Ford. Also like your wheel/tire/paint combo! HOT!

Very nice Charger! I think it looks better than Dom Toretto´s one!

A period perfect custom truck, I like it!

Indeed! I also like the stance! Looks just right for this truck!

#40 Black Beauty update: Had some fitting issues withe front grille, large gaps between the grille and the fenders: Tried to fix it with putty, still needs refining: I wasn't too happy with the look of the headlights, so I cut them free and made new bezels from strip styrene and fitted small lenses from my parts box: Looks much better, now:

I´ve never heard of this car until I came across your thread. Nice work, I think it looks much better than the Cougar II !

You nailed it, Bill! AWSOM 50!

I agree! I'm not a great fan of the gasser look, I think this one looks MUCH better!

That turned out really great, Steve! If i wouldn´t watched the WIP, I´d bet that it was a new John D´Agostino custom!

You really caught the Foose-Look here, Martin!

Great body work and a nice finish! Looks cool!

Really like what you did with the hood sides, looks nice! Color is great, too

Very nice and mean looking build! Beautiful color!

Thanks, Anthony! Before I can build the custom front and grille of the Black Beauty I had to fix some issues with the hood. I was pleased that the resin kit had a separate hood but the problem was there was nothing to support it. Thought about to glue it shut but I want to have an engine in there so I installed a "frame" from sheet styrene to hold the hood in place: The hood itself was too narrow on the driver's side, resulting a gap.I added a strip of styrene and some putty. Now it fits:

Cool!

Great paint, great style, great model!