Rick Bennett

Thanks Derick

Fun with pencil

Looks great what scale?

Think I will go with model this time

Wow is the only word beautiful workmanship

Beautiful work as usual

Very well done!!!!

Beautiful piece of work

fantastic build!!!! Any more pictures to share?

I agree with baking soda and white glue. For a little extra sparkle add some marble dust (from an art store) or Woodland Scenics makes a great snow that comes in a large shaker bottle.

Great looking model well done! I must say the special effects on the base make the color look quite cold

On the older cars they were engine (belt driven) to inject air into the exhaust to help lean burn hydrocarbons or unburned gasses and to help the catalyst. In the modern cars they are usually electric pumps that mainly work on cold start up, to inject air into the exhaust before the catalytic convertor and help bring the cat to operating temperature quicker. Their secondary purpose is to collect moisture, make noise, and cost you money

It was the Long John Dragster and I believe my younger Brother broke it. (How is that for old

I was nick named Rhino by friends decades ago and tend to use it as a screen name at places. However many times it is already been taken and so variations of it need to be used by me, such as old-rhino, rhinoQQ, old_rhino. Not my choice more of a result.

A very nice build of my favorite car.

Looking forward to watching this one. Always had a soft spot for the Panoz, at least in the slot cars.

What is the scale of this? Looks great

A very nice and clean build. Great idea on the color.

Amazing piece of work

Great idea and it looks like it is coming along great. I am looking forward to seeing this one progress!

Very clean build John, looks great.

This is one beautiful piece of work. Hope it is ok to use as my wall paper on my pc Lyle? Now back to staring!

Amazing work Harry!!!!!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge.

No, not related to anyone named Frank that I am aware of anyway.

Amazing model and detail! Even the wear on the drive belt is there.