1955chevy

Greg It is a curbside. It is a Model King reissue of an AMT Kit

Marcos Beautiful - I love your workmanship, attention to detail, color plus I like nice clean builds you did again

Thanks J

Hi This is my 1970 Buick Wildcat The paint is Pure Gold from Testor's with Wet Look Clear The doorhandles and scripts have been removed The interior is satin black A black wash applied on the hubcaps and grille There is about 6 hours of bmf I made my own white walls with a compass and acrylic paint from Ceramcoat

Hi Harry I am going with real this week, 50/50 chance right?

We do not see the grays very often. Looks great, nice job.

I love the paint job!

Tom I would leave it the way it is.

Harry, I am going with Model

I am going with Real on this one

Hi I am Vaughn Munroe My job history - I worked 24+ years as a draugtsman/CAD Operator for a large power utility. Then I got a brown envelop, your services are no longer required. I attened Information Technology Institute ITI worked with computers and had my own company. Then I bought a meat/deli business and now I am a meat cutter for a large grocery chain.

Bill, I would. One of my favorites are cutoms of the '50s

Hi Harry I am going with model on this one.

Awesom build.

Congrats, George. I have two grand children Alyssah 12 and David 7, my wife - Cheryl and I bought 2 wooden models and 1 plastic model at Michael's. We put them together during Hurricane Bill last weekend. Harry you got me last week. I think it is a real model.

Harry, I say real.

Hi Harry Let us say Model

Hey Heath First welcome to the forum. My two cents on glues 1. I mix good ol' tube half and half with a bottle of liquid cement and you get the best of both worlds and no strings from the tube glue. especially what I call sub assembles - engine halfs, seats, differentials etc 2. I like super glues, I use the thin one second and the 3 second thick. 3. I usually put glue on an old credit/debt card then place the glue with a toothpick

Yes, add the black panel, I would

Hi harry You got last week. I think it real

Hey I just finished my 1937 Chevy. The theme for this club project was drag racing I build this '37 pure race I used Testor's paint, started with white added blue 'til I was happy with the color. A few light coats of Tamiya clear for the just right finish. I removed the wipers and filled in the cowl vent A completed stock interior, I tinted the windows with a couple of mist coats of clear blue then applied two coats of Future Wax

Thanks Russell I used Testor's Red with Tamiya clear, the interior is light earth I drilled out the Rally Wheels as well I drilled out the grill from behind. This is the first time I have taken pictures of my models with my digital camera.

Hey Guys this my first post. I completed a 1968 Corvette for a club project.

Hi Harry Yoy got me last week. Good Job I think it real

Why I do it First for me it is escapism - new word I can escape to my world. No phone, computer, job, kids. Although my wife, Cheryl asks Why is the TV on? It starts with buying the kit and seeing it finished in your head. I am the designer, bodyman, mechanic, and I do the upholstery. Next I think after the work-a-day world you should do something with your hands Modelling also opens up new worlds for me - research, photograhy, attention to detail. This carrys forward to my other worlds. It is social - like this web forum, communicating world wide. Also with my modelling friends, we get together the third Monday of the month There are about eleven of us, who just sit around and talk about models This month the meeting is Mon. May 18 and the theme is "drag racing" I love cars And it is fun, just do it. Thanks for reading