chris731

Thanks Terry.

I did, and that is what was in the box, a 69 GTX body.

Thanks the gas station is from the Revell Highway Scenes. The one that comes with the 57 Nomad.

This was a 69 GTX I turned into a 383 68 Road Runner. Added some details like the clean air package, reshaped the rear wheel openings, filled in the trunk panel, tried to kept it as plain as possible with steel wheels. Used Keith Marks decals. It's MM Mopar Bronze. The motor color I mixed up myself.

Looks good. The only Bullitt Charger I know of made with the correct wheel covers is the Danbury Mint Charger.

That looks great! I've see the battle damage kit for the 22". Never seen it applied. Looks awesome.

Nice, he looks great!

Thanks for the tip, I'll have to remember that.

Nice job, you used the correct hood, motor color and grille. Whitewalls are a nice touch.

Thanks! I had fun doing this. My wife had a lot to do with her hair, it was the first time I ever used synthetic hair on a model. So she helped putting it on and styling it.

That's nice, great job on the interior. Nice looking pickup.

That is one nice looking Maverick. Great job all around, from wheels to stance to color.

This is a Monogram Mini Masterpiece 1/72. It's been a long time since I've built anything this small. Decals didn't sit well but the kit is from 1988 so I can't complain.

Beautiful work, very nice.

That's a nice looking Dart.

Thanks for the comments everyone. My wife came up with the idea and it ended up a pretty good one.

Thanks for the comments. This is one of my favorites on the shelf.

You have an eye for detail Captn. I didn't say anything about the discs thinking no one would notice them. Thanks!

This is the Johan curb kit that I uncurbed using a Revell 70 Chevelle kit. Its done in MM Diamond Dust and MM Electric Pink. My wife came up with the idea and it sounded pretty good. Took forever to cut the hood out. Frame, drive train, exhaust and motor compartment is from the Chevelle. Wheels were in my scrap box. I added the rear view mirror and antenna. Drilled out the tailpipes, made the license plates. Added the girl, she mostly dry brushed. It's been awhile since I put this much effort into a curb kit, but it's not a common car. And my wife got a kick out of it when she saw it.

Looks pretty good.

I built this about a couple years ago. I wanted the two together and since there wasn't a Black Cat model I decided to use Storm. Both kits are Toy-Biz. So I took Storm and repositioned her legs, added better looking hair, redid her face, redid her costume and added her to the Spiderman kit. Her necklace is a seed bead. Her hair is mohair a color called Honey. I like building figure kits, super heros, monsters, as a break from cars. Thanks for looking.

Thanks! Appreciate the comment.

Pretty much box stock except for hood scoop. I wanted a little more retro look. It's Dupli-color Cranberry. Well thanks for looking.

Thanks everyone, the paint is MM Sapphire Blue base with Transparent Blue as final coat.