happy grumpy

I have a soft spot for these old used and weathered truck. Very nice weathering.

Cool van. I like the color and the grille. Great job on this in so little time

Really nice Z. I feel your pain. When I built mine I had a lot of fit issues, came close to throw it in the bin but I stuck to it and I'm glad I did, Great color choice. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome color and build. Great photos too.?

Excellent build and paint job. Beautiful color and finish.

Great idea and a nice combo. Nice and clean builds.

Great build . A beautiful rendition of your car. Great job

Love that model year, you did it justice. I like the color and the subtle side stripe.

Great looking build. I like the orange stripes.

Looks really nice, I like the steelies. Nice color and good pictures.

Nice, This brings sweet memories from my youth, great job.thanks for sharing.

Great conversion, I wonder why Revell didn't go with this version, I find it much more of interest.

Awesome build, crisp details and that paint job , excellent and I love the color.?

Really well done. Awesome details and nice weathering, I like the engine details.

Beautiful build and good photography. Nice choice of color too. Great paint job. I like it.?

Looks good from here. Nice to see a 4 door.

Thanks Tom, I thought the pearl green would be a great color for, say a restored Cadillac. It probably have never been offered but it still a nice color for this type of car.

That's one sweet looking nova you got there Bruce. Great choice of colors . The perfect grocery getter from yesteryear. ?

great looking T. Reminds me of the old silent movies. Nice job

Thanks Mike, it certainly did a big impression on me when I saw one, these were pretty rare back then where I lived. The 50' were truly about no holds barred styling.

Thanks Helmut. Taking these photos is just as fun as building models. I use many of my pictures as a slideshow on my computer and I fooled many into thinking they were real cars. ?

Great rendition of the widow. Nicely done.

Thanks David, Personally, I feel a deep connection to cars from the 50's and the 60's, the golden age of automobile, I suspect I'm not the only one.

Thanks David. Photographing models is almost a hobby on it's own for me.I enjoy it as much as building.

thanks Anthony, my only advice i can give you is have a fresh supply of BMF, I use the original stuff not the new improve chrome I find it very difficult to conform to the body. the most important thing is to have a brand new blade. In a way I find it easier when the trim is large it is easier to handle. If you can practice on discarded body it sure would help. Even after all those years, I still have the jitters every time I have to do it but once I start , I ease up and then it just gets easier as I get " in the groove". Hope this helps and good luck with your BMF future project. cheers