Draggon

I think that might be Uelder Valongo's work.

Wow! Amazing recovery!

And there's the AMT Deora, "Alexanders Drag Time". I have never seen it, didnt know about it until a few years ago. There are only obscure pics online. In fact this small thumbnail is all I can find. I'd love to have that kit!

This is my AMT Snapkit. I also got stalled at the headlight screens. I've got the Monogram and AMT bezels and lenses. I think either would be OK, perhaps with a black wash to bring out the details.

Very nice proportions Bruce. I love it!

Oh and I forgot about this

Funny how the Jo-Han threads keep reappearing. I loved the way the Jo-Hans sorta fell together, and looked very accurate. I've still got a Comet Pro Stock, an Olds Toronado, a 71 Javelin, an AMX, 62 Dart, 64 caddy, and the infamous 59 rambler wagon. Only the Comet, Javelin, and Dart are built. People must love these things as the prices on ebay are so high.

Great work! The patina, especially on the door and bed side, looks real.

That is a great job, particularly considering its so small.

From personal experience I would say the Pinto, and the Triumph Spitfire a very close second. My 71 2-liter Pinto wore the camshaft out before 50,000 miles, not to mention the thousands of squeaks and rattles that were un-fixable. The wife had a 71 Triuimph Spitfire through the early 80's. Almost every weekend I was working on it, and parts were incredibly hard to find. We ended up buying a second one just for parts. Paid less for the car than a new set of carbs. At least it was fun to drive. I was overjoyed when the wife failed to ck the oil and blew up the motor.

I like it! Thats a good looking combination.

Very nice, and Ohhhh so clean. Good work Mehmet!

Woah, thats an unexpected surprise! Love the boso/shakotan look. Keep it up! Those stretchwalls look fantastic.

When I go to Starbucks, I like to stir my coffee. A lot. Therefore the stirrers come home with me. A bit of shaping on the end, some 3MM Super 77, my choice of sandpaper grit, whoot whoot, a sanding stick!

Spectacular job on this one. I love the shape of that body.

I think Casey's correct. $300 plus US dollars.

Very nice build, great detail work. Must be pretty cool that its 1/12.

Thats some fine weathering!

Hmmm, I think the Model Master paints spray better than the old little bottles.

Yup, very nice!

Somehow I think a 53 Nomad is more beautiful than a 55............

Wow, thats neat! Nice to see a Cobra thats not all "427" !

Looks great, wouldnt thought of using spray adhesive. Great tip!

Fantastic Shane!

That really, uh, cant say it. Very sad, I've done a lot of business with Dennis and he is the best. I just bought 2 of the DTR 32 ford kits from him this week, at a bit over half the price they normally get.