dino246gt

Beautifully done as everyone has already said, but what about those seats? Made your own decals? They look super cool!

I'm interested, don't see many cool '34s in scale. Keep us informed on your mods! I like what I see so far!

I love the use of various shades of black, dark grey, etc. Looks so much more realistic than all black. There's also Nato Black, and Rubber Black.

Wow, that is so realistic and in that setting, just amazing modelling skills!

Very nicely done!

Beautiful Blazer but I wouldn't be out in the snow without the roof on! I love that era and you've done it justice, nice!

Nicely done, I love it!

I love that you're doing a model of this overlooked extremely cool, somewhat affordable car!

Using a mid-engine configuration for a front wheel drive car is brilliant! Can't wait to see more!

Wow, that engine looks fantastic, love those fuel lines and trumpets, and well everything about it, so cool!

To be honest, I've had some health issues so I can no longer build models, (tempory) so I'm posting old pictures from my files, just to stay in touch with the modelling community. I hope to be able to get back the use of my hands because I love modelling! And I've done so much work to my "Chopped '64 Merc, who knows how it'll turn out", that I really want to finish that one!

Flat top four door de-chromed and slammed '59 Olds:

Wow, that black really pops! That black is making for a badass Buick, a Wild Cat!

I love the smoothed bumpers for the '49/'50 Fords! I've made a few myself for other projects, but they were "one-offs" no copies.

Man that's quite a fantastic project! I just LOVE the 296!

You know that I love Prugna, but you made the right color choice and did a fantastic paint job, looks great!

Here's the flattie I pulled out of an old '49 Merc that I rebuilt. And here it is after I warmed it over:

I saw this rare and beautiful Merc: Of course it wasn't today, I have a whole folder of cars I see out and about. I hope it's okay to post them a few days apart?

I built one when that kit was first issued, probably more than 25 years ago. I didn't do a great job of it, but it sure is a fine kit! I have it as my avitar! Headlight lenses upside down. I did use a flathead though! Yours sounds like it'll be very cool indeed, cheers!

The stylists were trippin' in those days!

Here's my '36:

I have this gorgeous stock only '34 and the matching stock only '36 (can't find pictures right now) both mint everything still on sprues.

I did it with an original AMT'60, but I do like to make lots of modifications. The full build. step by step is under WIP light trucks, 1960 F-100 or F-250 4X4 maybe.

Really cool '59 Buick wagon, would make the coolest surf buggy!

I also had just the body, the yellow version, so I fitted a Revell frame, I do like to do a lot of modifications, so I can't say it's easy, but for me it was fun. You wouldn't have to go as far as I did, but you will end up with a better looking frame with many glue-on options from all the Revell '32 kit variations. The entire build is in the WIP '32 sedan build, step by step.