Glassparman

That interior looks great. I always hated molded in window cranks and door handles.

That is some awesome planning! I would have just started building and torn it apart 14 times until I get it right. I have a lot to learn from modelers like you

@Ace-Garageguy I have no idea how you have accomplished all this work to that poor lost body! I would have made 16 1/2 new curse words by now! You are awesome!

I have made a few posts on some of the popular Facebook modeling groups but this forum is a friendlier hang out. Too much negativity on 'Faceplant'. LOL

Hello from Oklahoma City area. I have been on the site for a few years but took some time off for work and such. I also moved from Mojave California to the Oklahoma City area. I'm 62 and have been building models since I was 10 or so. Just now getting super heavy into building as I look forward to retirement. I think I have collected 100+ models in the past 10 years and only really built one a year or so as time permitted. I'm going full steam ahead now! I'm really enjoying learning from you guys! You all rock!

I love your work! I really need to get into this 3D printing stuff.

I love the body pinning idea. I could have used that recently with a tough build.

I love where you are going with this so far! I was going to build another ratrod but wanted to use one of those etched steel bomber seats. I knew I had one . . . . after looking for three hours, I found it. Looking forward to your finished build.

I grabbed two from the Ollie's in Del City Oklahoma. I like that they have both windshields and two sets of seats. Gonna build a salt flats racer with one of mine.

Awesome start to this build! I have an original I have not started but plan to paint it the same as my full size '62.

You are a modeling genius SIR!

I'm working on a Moebius Ford pickup and decided to try some Washi tape from Hobby Lobby. I wanted the seat to match some I have seen in real life and this one fits the bill. The truck is two tone white and blue. Cut to fit and apply over a clean seat. Cover with Mod Podge to keep it down. Going to try something more complex soon.

JK, not so much a creeper, I just like to sit back and admire everyone's work! Just about 60 years old and built lots of models as a kid. Built a few with my boys when they were growing up and have decided this will be a retirement hobby! I live in the Mojave desert where a model could melt in the summer sun in one hour! Mike

Fabulous! You totally nailed it!

AWESOME PAINT! Can't wait to see the end result.

Never heard of Texas 3D but I loved the look of your BF Goodrich KO2 which is what I have on my real Toyota FJ Cruiser. I'll be placing an order from them today. You BAJA is looking awesome! Can't wait to see the final result.

Nice! I've always wanted to take a Real Nash Metropolitan which is not much bigger than your model, and split it down the middle and add another car so that it is twice as wide. Then chop the roof and get it real low to the ground. My license plate would read "Phatboy" Keep us updated on your work!

A 2012 FJ cruiser and a '62 Ford Fairlane