Bainford

This is coming along beautifully, Michael. I really admire your attention to the finer details. This build is shaping up to be an excellent replica.

Another big Pontiac in a gorgeous colour. Looking good.

That colour looks great on the big Poncho.

Oh yeah, that's looking like a proper old Ford. Nice work so far.

Very nice, Andy. The colour is beautiful.

Some cool builds at the club meet. I'm really digging that Barracude pickup (Rampage?).

Welcome to the forum, Sean.

Welcome to the forum, Tony. Nice builds there.

Welcome to the forum, Steve.

Welcome to the forum, Pasquale. Those are some fine looking models. Looking forward to seeing more on the forum.

Welcome to the sandbox, Christopher, and welcome back to the hobby. Many builders here struggling with age related hinderances, so you're in good company. Cheers.

Welcome to the forum, Roy. It's a great place to get the model thing figured out. Ask questions at will, and show us some of your stuff if you like. All skill levels appreciated. Cheers.

Super cool Bronco! That's a great replica, too. Love it.

Many thanks, Richard. Never heard of it. Cheers for the link.

Very cool! Dude casts his own block and heads.

Spotted this sweet little coupe on Tumblr, but have no info on it. I'd like to know more about it. I did some googling, but don't have much to go on. I see it's right drive, and the tail pipe suggests an inline engine. It sort of has a TVR vibe, but TVR never made anything that good looking. It's entirely possible this is just an artist's rendering, and it doesn't even exist. Anyone know what it is.

VERY cool! Love the raw, uncluttered look.

And a choice of Auto or Toploader 4-spd trans

This talk of forlorn early Fox Mustangs reminded me of one I found a few years ago, forgotten in a collapsing, abandoned building. For early Fox Mustang fans, it ticks a lot of boxes; Black GT with red guts, 5.0 HO, and a 5-speed.

Oh how I would love to have seen a pack of Bugs racing in anger back in the day. Digging that positive camber.

Wicked cool project. Proper model building going on here. The 1/8 Cleveland is gorgeous. So, is there a 1/8 scale Falcon that goes with lovely engine?

I second both suggestions above. To speed up dry times when hand brushing, (assuming you're not painting bodies), consider giving Tamiya (or similar) lacquers or acrylics a try.

Another good choice is the engine in the AMT '60 Ford Starliner. It's my personal favourite FE for many applications.

Brilliant! Congrats on a very fine build. Very impressive indeed. Cheers.

Cool score.