Tony T

Looks good from here. Nice work!

The mill turned out great! The parts cleaning station looks great, too! I really like the details you are putting into this. Very cool.

Okay, so you call up, apply to qualify to purchase this wax (you can be refused!) and the company CEO personally delivers it to you? I can see how the people who have more money than most would do this just so they could one-up their chums..."Say, Charles...pass the grey poupon...how much was your wax? Mine was...." Gotta laugh at the fact that there will be more than one person that actually makes this purchase and brags to the fellas...But personally...I'm too cheap to spend that kind of money!! It would be interesting if they disclosed how many were sold, just for curiosity sake!

I like it!

Looking like you are in the home stretch on this, John. Your work is a joy to follow...thanks for having us along!

Wow, very nice!

Thanks for the comments! Fun builds for sure!!

Nice build!

This is awesome, Ken. I don't think I can manage the time right now, but this is fabulous. Thanks for doing this and I will be following along at least. I may join a little late. We shall see!

Nicely done, sir! Tough kit and you did it justice.

Thanks, Harry. It was good exercise for the imagination for sure!!

Nemo is done and Under Glass here. I like how it turned out in the end. Pretty close to what I imagined. Nemo and Galaxium together.

A few more... Nemo and Galaxium together I've got some Ulrich Mini-Men and I plan to build up at least one or two to man Nemo. Comments and such are welcome! Thanks for looking!

Here's the album for this build. This based on the AMT 1941 Ford Woody with a few modifications . This is my second build for the TZH Post Apocaliptic CBP. I imagined this to be a vehicle used to retrieve water from various rivers and lakes and transport it to small pockets of humans. Onboard water treatment and minimal armour plus a couple of sensor operatoed guns to support the small arms used by the support staff. "Galaxium" (my first TZH buold) would provide the heavier artillery, clearing the way if needed and remote protection when collecting or delivering water. The water tank was made from the packaging for an Xbox controller, the inset for the handles making the two halves. It is mounted in a Silverado pick up box. The wheels are aftermarket. The rest is parts box bits, pop can, sprue, shoe laces, rust and parts from a dead DVD player. A little imagination and weathering was added after that. Enjoy!

Nice...my fave CA car!

Love the lowline cars that we don't see modelled enough...until recent releases, anyways. Great build.

Nice!

Very nice hot rod!

Both are very nice!

That is different for sure!! Great start!!

That's a nice looking model!

Wow...that is fantastic. Your skills are commendable, sir!

Wowzers!

Wow...

Man, that is some fine craftsmanship there!