Bill Coulter

Hi Bill... As I get older (and that's happening with amazing speed these days) I find I really get a kick from curb side plus projects. If I could figure out how to post some photos here I'd show you some of the stuff I've been doing lately. I guess I'm finding things are more fun when I know the completion date on a model might be this month and not sometime next year. I agree with you on resin. I've been working with it for maybe 15 years now and I really like the diversity of subject available with resin. It's always a lot more fun to putting something down on a show or contest table that might be the only one there. That happened last November in Atlanta. One of my resin models made the show coverage in SA. I didn't feel it deserved it as I saw dozens of superb pieces of work felt should have made the cut. Stay after it... BC

Hi Bill... I hoped you'd surface again somewhere. Nice to see you popping up in a location where you're shown the respect you deserve and the appreciation of outstanding craftsmanship you've earned. After polishing off that fairly easy 55 Ford conversion,(I like to call it the Billl Geary snap series) it was good to see you tackle a real challenging project with the Caddy of the type that could elevate you to my level of building these days. With my tongue firmly planted in my check (and fighting hard to keep from just busting a gut laughing) keep raising the bar Bill. And please above all else continue having fun building. When are you coming back to a COMA meeting? We're holding a spot for you at the buffet table...in front of Lyle, Irv and Matt for sure! Bill Coulter