1955chevy

Well done, I like it. Is that Boyd's Pacific Blue Paint?

I was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia at a very young age. Still live in NS and I know Markus355, His mother and my mother were both mothers

That's awesome

Marcos I love your work, and attention to detail.

I am going with model.

Very Nice!

I am going with real

Wow! What a build. A real craftsman. How did you lower the suspension?

I am going with model.

Wow! I love wagons

It is a model

Sweet, I like it Good job!

If you ever used corduroy to upholster the interior of your model. I did

I think model

I'm also a very lucky man. My wife is also an artist, so she understands the creative obsession. The need build or make something. We see the "art" in modelbuilding. She has what I call "attention to detail". She helped alot with my 1968 Texaco Service Station. Example - the calendar in the office see made it in MS Word, printed, cutout and then curled the edges of the calendar to make it look real. She has a hard time with buying a model and then not building it. I say the model has to be in stock just in case. She does not like when I do not finish a model. I build models to relax, for me each day is different. She supports me 110%.

Sweet ride. I have also used nail polish, what barrier/primer do you use? I was at Wal-Mart and they had all summer shades on sale; some $1.99 or $2.47

Hey Mark, welcome aboard. I think this is the best model car forum bar none. Mark I am 30 minutes outside of Halifax. See you soon!

The base is "mdf". Approx. 29" x 47" I started with the MRC 1968 Texaco Station, using most of the parts. I scratch build the walls, used Scale Models by Chris for the accessories. Things I learned along the way. Think of the end result. That is where is it going to be located - big area 29x47 (My wife does not want it in the living or family rooms.) 29 inches wide - doorways are 30 inches sometmes difficult to manage. I would make components then pin to base. Tranaporting is alot easier. Along with storage if not on display (I glued everything to the base) Please send me a pm if you have any questions

I am working on a 1966 Volkswagen 1300 for a club meeting Sept. 20. The theme is "foreign car" Pics to follow.

Sweeet!!

Hey guys I was surfin' and found a 1931 Ford color - Cigarette Cream with orange trim and a saddle interior What do you think?

Thanks Guys, for the imput. I was thinking of Autumn Gold/Black a 1963 Chev color Gold is luxury color What do you think?

Junkman, I have one of those kits also. When are you building your kit? Will you post pics "In Progress" Where would we get wire wheels?

Real

I am going with model.