BIGTRUCK

It should be a pretty cool time....hope it falls on my in town days

Thanks for all the cool comments on this build , its done , got a set of mirrors off the new style Revell Dodge pickup , added rear plate and tail lights, now its trailer time......................

That is so cool looking , the color and the look, it has it all

Its a classic Art , are you saying your going to gett'r done now ?

Longest quick build snap kit I ever did , hardest thing to polish also , to many hard edges . Added PE wipers and all detail paint , just need to find mirrors, been cracking into kits all morning nothing looks right , might have to snatch 'em out of the H2 kit..

Bill that ole Buick is hot lookin. How do you get that foil to lay down so tight, looks like it was a trim insert..

Wow Brian thats awesome, great look

Very cool , very period , great look

Welcome Albert, hope ya wind up stayin and postin awhile

Those are all cool Rick, I love lookin' at older builds from back in the day...

You couldnt be more right Darin , I checked the board yesterday and the 3rd post down it was getting into a battle royal , anyway glad you made it here I enjoy seeing your work..

Dang...that PE is awsome , hood pins , wipers ..great work

There you go again setting the bar up another notch for yourself , nice Nomad,,,

Rob lives in a little farm town in Illinois near Missouri and rents a house, the landlord seen he was a modeler and said somewhere he had some old kits , some of the ones he was givin were the AMT willys/'32 vicky combo kit sealed inside ...AURORA/ Dracula driving a coffin rod ...REVELL/'29 Ford pickup ,some ERTL tractor attachment kit all original releases plus the BIG DEUCE. The price tag is still on the Deuce it sold for $11.57 in 1963. There might have been a couple more but I had tunnel vision while I was holding this huge old kit........

Now thats starting to shape into something the model community hasnt seen....talk about building outside the box, .....Wow

To many ideas goin' at once , repainted this one so many times and almost got 'er done then just moved on then I thought it needed some white then maybe in black then take off all the trim and strip again repaint flat blue lets try the same thought with a Plymouth and then theres the tuner saga and so on and so on , I think it all boils down to the luxury of having way to many kits and its easy to put it aside to start another rather than owning a few kits and having to get them done...

A big thanks to Rob Rubinas [aka sot rodder on this forum] my friend and co-driver rec'd a bunch of rare kits yesterday when we came in from Texas , he spied me eye ballin' the "BIG DEUCE" at a hobby shop so he gave me the original issue complete and unbuilt...thanks again bud... The box top is a little rough , but its all there decals, lights,all Monogram ads and booklets

Thanks Ray/Jairus I thought maybe the printer was part of the problem I'm upgrading that also getting rid of this Lexmark all in one . Those plates on that bucket look good Ray and the build is mighty fine also..........

Just to photo reduce license plates and such ..

Ok guys in your opinion whats a pretty good program to reduce objects to scale [ 24th and 25th] I dont mind spending the money but this is all I need the program to do . I dont need to modify photos or add words just reduce the size so its still readable. I looked at some products this morning from $50 to $350 and came home empty. Thought I'd ask what you use..........Thanks

I like all the boards....just elected to make this my one and only by choice and my choice only. My hats off to the moderators and all members on this board and 3 cheers to Gregg & Jairus for such a cool place to share our hobby............

Thats cool , I'll grab mine Sunday as I pass thru Oklahoma , the hobby shop I deal with there already e-mailed me that there in. Was there an aero KW snapper by them also?

Looks cool in red , sharp build..

Yes sir , you betcha , thats the ticket , that rear shot looks mighty fine

Pretty cool '60 , mighty fine engine bay , nice touch on the wired solenoid .