Draggon

Amazing! The last pic looks so realistic, it should have had a diorama setting

Thanks, not many people know what it really is!

Beautiful paint Daniel, the pearl makes it really glow. Funny that you mention Felsen's book, that's the first book I ever purchased. I must say the picture I had in my mind back then ( 1962? ) was certainly a different shade of pink though

Outstanding!

Mike's Decals. Google is your friend http://www.mikesdecals.com/product_info.php?products_id=1607

Everything fits until after the last coat of paint. Even if I've mocked up continually until applying a final gloss coat, I'm probably going to need files and sandpaper to get things together.

Holy cow that's something stunning

Woah, that's some good stuff. Reminds me of Linkin Park.

So I went and googled a bit. I noticed that the original trailer and the dead trailer look slightly different. The sheetmetal sides appear to have different patterns. I can't tell much else, like the frame style or rivit pattern. One of the first sites listed in my google search was "moviepilot" something or other. They said "the distinctive truck that Richard and Daryl shelter behind before Richard reveals his plan, a truck that was actually an almost-identical replica of the one used in Smokey and the Bandit!" https://moviepilot.com/p/the-walking-dead-season-seven-episode-ten-details/4209094 So you might be correct.

Maybe they were added so that the Saviors can't see Daryl and Cooper fighting through the space that would be open under the trailer. Maybe the trailer is restored, or in great shape, and they didn't want to dirty up the undercarriage.....the owner of the trailer could have even added the skirts sometime himself for whatever reason. Who knows

The girlfriend thinks me silly because I noticed it right away. What I found most interesting was that it was still around, 50 years later. Great little easter egg that was!

Those are Casey Littman's. You guys should really ck his stuff out before you look anywhere else.

I'm looking forward to seeing this completed. I love the Revell 34, and have a few in progress. If you don't mind, here's where one of mind stands. It's been stalled out for quite awhile now......

Yes, I live only 10 minutes from what used to be the Fremont strip. I actually got to see the Souza Bros and Dad run in a match race with Brutus, Samson, and the Hairy Canary in 66 or 67. That memory was etched into my 13 year old mind forever. My dad flew out of the airport that backed up to the strip so I spent a lot of Sundays watching the drags. Kurt, did you ever get to Half Moon Bay Dragstrip? I'm looking forward to seeing progress on this!

mofobow@hotmail.com has 73 Mach decals. Can't believe I've forgotten his name https://public.fotki.com/mofobow/ford/mustang/73_mustang_mach1/

I've seen decals online for this. I'm not sure where, most likely ebay, but someone has done them

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01E7EG3NM/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2JH3QEETV0MEO

The Lindberg '53 convertible has some, but I don't know how good ( or accurate ) they might be. You'd at the least have to add some knock offs.

What's interesting about the Blue( Beetle ) Bandit, Greg?

Very nice, wheels and tires, and stance, are just perfect

It's getting a lot of "love" on the interwebs John! Mighty steady hands and sharp eyes for this one.

They are out there, but I'd sure like to see more of them. I imagine if I could read Japanese I could find some forums. There was a fellow about 10 years ago who had a website dedicated to his bosozoku/jdm models but its long gone. From the Interwebs: A magazine but it appears to be 1:1 dedicated One of our members did this one:

Wow that's a surprise! I really like this one

Love that color, looks like it laid down very smooth.

I love those old Japanese police cars. Great job, clean workmanship