ncbuckeye67

Wow, you made what I consider an ugly car, look amazing! I really love the green paint!

Beautiful work! I love the color combination. You're 100% correct about the vague instructions, but they sure are pretty though (Lol).

Absolutely stunning!

Awesome build of a modern plow vehicle!

That's absolutely beautiful! Although I found myself so engrossed in the story, that I almost forgot to look at the pictures, Lol.

That is amazing! I love the idea, and how well you pulled it off!

That is awesome. Wow!

Whatchoo talkin' bout Willis?! That paint is flawless! Is that the Lindberg kit?

Very nice! I know a man that owns a real one of these. He drives it in parades (and just happens to own the local auto museum).

Wow, pretty sweet!

Very cool! you packed a lot of detail in this build.

I was in Junior Achievement in high school, and our company was sponsored by the local Chrysler plant. When we went on trips, we rode in the latest Chrysler/Dodge vehicles ( including a black & silver Dodge Rampage Turbo "Shelby Edition". It was a 5 speed manual, and would absolutely roast the front tires if you dumped the clutch (I was told.... a friend had seen it.....rumor is.... um yeah....).

Wow that's amazing!

Wow, I feel like I need a tetanus shot just for looking at it! This can't be your 1st attempt at a patina build, too much incredible detail!

Same for northern Ohio Lol, but there are no holes

Try "Three Inches Under" on Etsy. He has a lot of resin Fire/EMS accessories, including stuff for the old Johan ambulance/hearse kits.

That is a huge display! Wow! I would not want to have to transport it, or try to store it in my house, Lol. The detail & craftsmanship is outstanding. I see more little details the more I look at it. Amazing!

That is an awesome build! The weathering is amazing, and the story is too!

Excellent build! The quality of those kits were ahead of their time. I still have 3 of the Porsches in my stash.

Very nice! I love these Challengers!

Very nice! My favorite year of Chevelle.

Excellent paint work! I love to see these old Johan kits built up!

Wow, that looks amazing!

Agreed!

Excellent conversion! I always wondered why Dodge never made a blazer/suburban. Chevy was still making a two-door Blazer in the mid-nineties.