Kenmojr

Love it!!! Looks super incredible...

You did an excellent job on this kit.

Nice model and work...

Fantastic looking model. Love that front grille. Can I ask where it came from?

Love your results and model. Excellent. In the 1960s and early 1970s I too much preferred AMT because of their metal axles. The plastic Revell axles often broke on me as well. Monogram and Johan were my second picks. Although I did have good luck with Aurora car models. I noticed you are from Minneapolis, hope your Wild have a good season except when they play my Blues in this year's NHL season. Take care...

I built this kit when I was a teen ager. I had to have it after building the Austin and Anglia kits. Outstanding work...

Outstanding model. Love the look, stance and clean detail of this masterpiece...

I took these photos at our weekly A&W Cruise at Woodside Ferry Terminal parking lot, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada with my dlsr Olympus E500 & Zukko 14-45 lens.

No mine was a former drag racer and the 283 was long gone. At the drag strip I was told it ran a big block Chevy. Not sure if it was a 396, 427 or 454. When I purchased the car, the owner was putting it back on the road. It has a small journal 327, that's the 327 Chevy put a 283 crank into to give birth to a 302 for the Z28. Edlebrock Street Performer intake manifold, Edlebrock 600cfm carb. I replaced the old distributor, points and condenser with a MSD HEI distributor. Exhaust manifolds are the Chevy ram horns. Single cylinder brake cylinder was replace with a Mr Power Brakes dual master cylinder and replaced front drums with ECI disc brake conversion. Old vacuum wiper motor replace with a new multi speed electric motor. It also has a Muncie M21 and 12 bolt GM rear end with 4:11 gears. Your 61 is a beauty and I think I may have seen it posted on the Corvette Forum of which I've been a member for 22 years.

"Competition Coupe"

"1938 Buick lowrider" - in a futuristic setting. All created 100% digitally by me.

"Hell Raiser" - sketched this 100% digitally using my Wacom stylus & tablet, Photoshop & Art Rage.

I posted some of my car illustrations in this thread. They are all created digitally by me. Kindly take a peek and let me know if I obtain my goal to make them look like they were created with traditional media. Thanks muchly...

Awesome pencil work...Love it...

Presently building the MPC Flipnose 60 Corvette that I started about 30 years ago. I have about 5 or 6 uncompleted models of 60 Corvettes from MPC and Revell. I really want the old Monogram kit, can't recall if it's a 59 or 60. Little difference between the two other than seats and some other minor interior things.

Love the early 1950s Chevys almost as much as the Tri-5's. Nice work on your model. Did you have to use primer when you paint with Rustoleum?

I have this car. It is a Lindsay kit. I also have the 1953 Ford convertible from Lindsay. Excellent work.

Gonna look awesome when completed...

Fisheye lens - Bower 8mm attached to my Nikon D7100 dslr body. Photo taken in 2015 in my backyard