Jon Cole

That's sweet.

1949 Cadillac Club Coupe Fastback 1963 Cadillac hearse 1948 Tucker Torpedo

​OMG! The termites must have got her! Nice build!!

Nice ride! Great color, too. Maroon looks right on that era automobile.

Well, ya did a good job on her! And the foil... you know it was worth it!!!

Rod, when I see your name as the builder, I know it's worth it to take a look! And you haven't disappointed yet. Great build as always!

I would think it depends on where the photo was sourced from. I am sure that photo is out there on various web sites.Not every reproduction will be the same.

Looks great, Rich! Hope to see it in the finished models section, if not already there. Here's a '58 Fury... just cause they look so darn cool!

Do your own thing! Like it!

Ron, I would say you did a fine job on the BMF application! As I read pages 4 & 5, it struck me that perhaps the biggest obstacle you were facing was in your head. Soon you will be slappin' down the foil like butter on flapjacks. Can be awkward guestimating what size piece of foil to cut, huh?! I keep a little 6 inch ruler near the bench to help me out on that. Happy buildin'!

The real deal.

'61 on up thru mid 60's.

Boy, is that a beaut! One of the sharpest mid sixtees Fords I have seen!

I would have a better chance of guessing the city in the background. Except, I don't know that either.

RIP Scott.

I prefer rattle cans. About the only time I go for my air brush is to spray engine colors.

REAL.

To deal with such hardship... is heartbreaking. His name I recognize, but I did not know him. His journey here may be done, but it sounds like he had many friends and admirers. RIP Mr. Setzer.

Nice! We don't get to see the '62 in built form very often.

Model!!!

...thus killing the historical value completely.

Carve that in stone. Those type of threads grow like weeds.

Prices of the kit and diecast will be going up accordingly.

I thought I saw... something... happen... then I thought "No. Can't be."