Leica007

Always enjoy seeing vans come together, and your color choice is excellent.

Very nicely done, both look really good.

Really excellent group, your paint choices and execution are beautiful. The "Woody" and the UPS caught my eye.

Thanks for looking and commenting. This was my first model car show and I enjoyed it, Hope to do better in the fall show and post better photos,

If you can use a 57 AMT bumper, let me know. It looks similar.

Mark, glad you found some, hope to see you at the meeting this week.

Here are photos of the winning models. I hope to do better at taking the pictures of the fall contest. The model kits were given to some of the spectators/members to promote interest in the fall show. Third place was Gary Cartwright with his Hudson SW Second place was Jack Brejc with a Plymouth SW First place was awarded to Mike Wilson for his Chevelle surfer wagon Congratulations to the winners.

Here are the models entered in the contest, I'll show the winning models in the 3rd series/comment Next comment/photos are the winner of the contest

Very sorry about not getting the photos posted sooner. We had 32 entries for the contest and several non-competing models on the Cruise-in display table. I'm going to submit three sets/comments so I don't run in to problems about size of the post. The first pics are the cruise-in table; Next series is of the show entries

Will these work for you. They're from the AMT 49 Merc kit. PM me if they will work. Lei

Shows tomorrow, plan to post photos by mid week.

I've got a grille and rear bumper, both unused and in great shape. PM me with your address if you want them.

Don't know how I missed your post earlier, awesome execution and detailing of a favorite subject of mine. Both the exterior and interior are great. How did you accomplish the lighting and did you black wash the side pipe shields (they look very realistic)? Really like all the extra details inside, the effect rings true of the good old days. Thanks for sharing, hope the auction was a success for your friend.

Just a thought, what about testor dulcote.

Looks good and great photography. I'm building one now and have a question; how did you put in the interior tub? Did you attach it to the body first then wrestle the chassis into place, or did you attach it to the chassis and put the whole thing into the body? I'm pulling out a lot of what hair's left, because of the alignment of the tub and the super tight fit of the frame. I'd appreciate any hints/advice.