Joe Nunes

Welcome to the forum, Tim! Joe

A nice collection of models you have shared with us. ? Joe

Two nice model builds...and two more than I finished for the year! ? Joe

Very nice display of good looking model builds. Thanks for sharing the photos with us. Joe

Your model came out looking real good. ? Joe

Nice model build that looks real good wearing your color choice. ? Joe

Now that is going to look cool! Wasn't sure about the wheels, however, they work nicely with the car style and color choice. ? Joe

Welcome to the forum, Boston! Joe

Nice looking model of a rarely seen subject. I sure appreciate and enjoy viewing models of automotive designs from the past. Thanks for sharing the photos with us. Joe

Very nice build and great color choice on one of my favorite models from the way-back days. ? Joe

Nice model builds! ? Thanks for sharing your photos with us. Joe

It would be nice to clean the dust off the first one you built and build the new kit release as you want it to be now. Then set them side by side for a nostalgic comparison. A nice then and now experience. Joe

A nice model coming together here. ? Joe

This is a useful tip! ? Thanks for sharing. Joe

Looks good! Always thought the car had the right "attitude". Joe

I sure enjoyed looking at your model collection for the year. All are winners! Thank you for the photos. ? Joe

The three pedals are separated now and ready for paint detail and such. Made up five "tuck and roll" pieces for the interior (to go with the two pieces for the seat). And the cleanup/sanding work is about to the point where I can call it ready for primer. I know...molasses moves faster than I do! ?? Joe

Nice looking model! Thanks for sharing your work with us throughout this build. ? Joe

Merry Christmas and may the holiday season be peaceful and safe for you and your family. Joe and Joyce

That looks like a fun build!! ? Joe

I have a concrete floor as the model room is in the basement. The floor is painted a light gray color that has a little bit of a blue tint. I vacuum the floor regularly and keep it clean and, as a result, can usually find a runaway part easily. One other thing that I do: I wear a long shop apron at the bench and, when dealing with small items, will attach the two lower corners of the shop apron to the framework under the bench with metal spring clamps like those used for holding sheet paper together. The apron will catch the part before it hits the floor and saves me from having to get down on my knees. Joe

Welcome to the forum, Terry! Joe

Welcome to the forum, Dan! Joe

This morning, with Blizzard Warning ongoing through Saturday PM and more lake effect snow after that, my bride of 53 years suggested that I might want to spend some time at the model room bench this weekend. ??? Joe

This turned out really nice! ? Joe