Falcon Ranchero

A '67 Ford

I really like this one; can't go wrong witha green machine. Nice customizing ?

Portapotty falls over

Started the '66 Chevelle on Sunday, not realizing just how much school work I have to do this week. But it's on the work table comin' along. Engine is nearly assembled hoping to finish that today.

Pretty snazzy; that'd be cool to go around in

Very well done, whoa ?

That’s nice, real nice whoa ?

Shave is what I'ma gonna do before I go to school tomorrow; gotta look nice for that girl I still haven't tried to talk to but in the words of billy joel I gotta make a first time bliss

I suppose my original 1970 MPC Bonneville kit is rare and yes I built it, but my 1966 Monogram 1958 T-bird may also qualify and yes I build that one too. But I have some Palmer plastics kits, most notably a 1972 kit of a motorized 1968 Mustang convertible that I did build and the motor does work.

I was aware of the chrome mobile existence; this past year looking at cars for sale you sometimes come across rental cars for weddings and what not and there was a 1964 Galaxie four door with the full AMT custom pieces treatment

Got Revell’s 2009 issue of the 1960 Impala kit and AMT’s 1962 Pontiac kit yesterday. Looking forward to building those up. Gotta 1966 Chevelle kit I have to do first though.

Takes double AA’s

That’s a real nice GTX ?

It’s testors silver extreme lacquer, the cap looks like a nice gloss silver but it comes out pretty sparkly.

wow that’s atrocious

Saw a lotta cars on our trip to Traverse City, but I was only able to photograph this '73 Cougar in the Grand Traverse Mall parking lot last night.

I was a little skeptical about how the nose would fit, especially after cutting the fenders to put the extentions on, but I was surprised about how it went on. The fact that putting the nose on the one you tried to build almost put you off the hobby is crazy. I know this kit is fairly new; part of AMT's auto stamp series as it came in the tin box, so maybe they re-assesed how the nose fits, 'cause I really had no trouble with it. ?

Lifetime, for me, has spanned 18 years thus far today; last night went to sleep a child, woke up a man.

which she uses

That’s a nice one; big fan of the wide tracks

This one I made. Represents my life rn

they look like Nice thanksgiving decorations; anamatronic turkeys that are programmed to walk around the yard

Finally completed last night. My build table was occupied by school work for a bunch of weeks but this past weekend I had finished that so I could finally focus on my Daytona kit. Not a bad one to build, but my only caution would be to trim the bottom of the windshield as it will hit the dash otherwise and the body of the car will keep popping out. The silver paint job is a little more aggressive than I had anticipated, but a coat of clearcoat kinda calmed it down. Next up is a '66 Chevelle-not sure when that'll happen.

the right things

White 1969 Caddy with a black convertible top