retroguy

yeah,stock colors...thanks for the info though...

I picked up a 1935 morgan 3 whlr 1/16 kit,does anyone have info on the colors...thanks

nice scratch job,why wood and not plastic though...

I have to agree,they were factory paint except for a few,below is the link to Randy's site... http://www.randyayersmodeling.com/modelingforum/viewforum.php?f=15

yea,I get the same thing...image moved or deleted...what's going on...

another good lookin build,lookin forward to more...

nice work,it good to see old school nascars for a change,what blue and red did you use...

strip it and go nascar,maybe Parnelli Jones #15,Joe Weatherly #8 or Johnny Rutherford #01...just sayin

thanks for the added info...

looks great,thanks for the pics...

nice work,I really like the trunk detail,is it possible to see some close ups of the interior...

thanks for the info guys,the chassis on the 59 has leaf springs so I'm working on a plan to switch the rear from coils and then on to the interior but having problems finding pics...

it's nice to see real steel...

I'm collecting stuff for JBs 59 bird,I have a 58 bird but there's not enough diff. to worry about and the decals are on the way but I need a 430 eng or how to change the 58s 390 into a 430...any ideas...thanks

great,great scratch work...

good job on bodywork and the blending...

too bad about the body,been there... nice work on the engine,what size are the an fittings...

what is happening is a resurgence of old school nascar kits,when they drove real steel cars not the plastic cookie cutter cars of today(no disrespect to modelers who build the new cars)... Revell has the fords and Moebius has the Hudson and the Chrysler 300s,some are rereissue and some are brand new tooling,hopefully more old school kits will be made...

great work,very nice work on the chassis and the headers,what size rod did you use...

very cool subject,great scratch work,any wip pics on how you did the front end...

this may have already mentioned but some resin companies may be paying a royalty to be able to copy parts...and happy new year...

enjoy the holidays and be safe when going to families home...

I live in ny,is there a way to adjust the time zone to east coast time... never mind I found my answer...

looks really good...great scratch work...

I got my '56 Chrysler 300 kit earlier in the week and I found that the front back was missing,so I emailed Moebius and they said if I can't exchange the kit then they will sell me any parts that I need,really,SELL me the part,I'm not the one that screwed up.The co. that boxed the kit for Moebius made the mistake,bottom line it's the responsibility Moebius to replace the part(s) free.I've dealt with other model companies and never had a problem getting parts replaced free...it's one part that you could put it in a letter envelope,hopefully they will do the right thing...