Steve H.

What? no stress... no drama... no kit bashing? Where's the fun in that?!?! Just kidding... Nice build! Every once in a while, you just gotta build something... and have the satisfaction!

Gotta be a sealed Uncertain "T"... I've seen many builtups, open box, etc... on eBay, but very few sealed kits. When they are on eBay, they usually go for ridiculous $$$'s. Funny thing is, I have about 90% of the parts for a build, just never gotten around to starting it. :?

Great build, really nice detail work!

Without a doubt... You have to mix it up! Modeling (for me , anyway) would be boring if I built the same thing over and over. A military guy I know ONLY builds Shermans and P-51 Mustangs... :?

Inaccuracies or not, its still one of the nicest looking race cars of its time. Nice build!

Nice build of an old (new) classic!

Very Nicely Done!

Looks good! Nice color choice, works well with that body. I want to start mine soon, just have to finish my 32 WIP. I see the doors really don't close completely, which is what I expected.

Lookin' Good! Great color and stance. I'm :shock: to see you build a street machine... You're a hot rod guy!

Darn... Thats huge! :shock: Any pics of where you're headed with this project?

Welcome back to the hobby! Thats beautiful paint and chrome work, it really deserves to be finished!

Nice work so far. Your wood graining technique is gorgeous!

And presents! They should give us presents, too!

I've said it elsewhere... Awesome build! You should be proud of it... It seems to be everything you had imagined and planned for (and maybe more!). I think you broke the record for hits and replies on that other board... Which has to be a big grin for you also! Yeah, It has to be displayed in wheel standing mode... nothing else would do it justice. Great build... Good Luck...

Dude... I'm havin' flashbacks! :shock: Thats a pretty cool take on what the Seventies looked like! The twisted bars and sissy bar really put it in the era, great little trick there.

Thats Sweet! Nice retro style, clean build. These choppers are addictive, aren't they?

Yeah... Happy Birthday! This has been a pretty fun place to hang out!

Well done... and Welcome back! All 3 arre beauties, but I'm kinda partial to the Convert... 8) Hang around long enough and you'll find the hobby is a lot of fun now.

Thats very nicely done! Great detail work on the engine and tranny!

They're both Beauties! Excellent wood on the Speedwagon, Excellent interior in the hiboy.

Mmmmm... Very nicely done!

Great work in small scale! :shock:

Wow, She's a beauty! I'm not real familiar with the different T/A graphics, but I know I haven't seen too many models built with this particular package. Nice trick on the decals! Did you mask off the bird, too?

Excellent work! I'd go nuts trying to do that scale... but you've done a ton of work very nicely! :shock: I look forward to seeing more of this one!

Tony, Both are lookin' pretty good! No, the van really doesn't look like a hearse, even with the framing on the back. I really like the direction the cabriolet is taking! I think a grill more easily identifies it as a Chevy, but I understand your desire to use the parts you have. No matter what I think, it'll be cool when finished. Darn, your pics are supersized! :shock: