Ron Hamilton

I love it!!!!

Part 2 1974 Plymouth Road Runner Coupe GTX 1967 Dodge Charger 1971 Dodge Charger R/T Hardtop 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T Hardtop 1964 Pontiac GTO Hardtop 1966 Pontiac GTO Hardtop 1968 Pontiac GTO Hardtop ( Yes it's an MPC kit)

In looking at this thread, there are a lot of different interpretations of what a Muscle Car is. Here is what I consider MUSCLE!!!! These have been posted here before. 1965 Chevrolet Malibu SS396 Convertible 1967 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible 1966 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible 1970 Plymouth Barracuda Gran Coupe (383 4-Barrell/4-speed) 1967 Ford Fairlane GT Hardtop Part 1. I have some Full Size Muscle, which I will show at a later date.

That car is drop dead georgeous. I have one of those kits, and I may do mine as a L88. I did a Revell 1/25 Corvette coupe in the reversed exterior color, but I am not going to hijack your thread with it. Your model is exquisite.

Very nice cross section of Builds!

I love your work, Randy, especially that '65 Wagon.

Isn't that a '68 GTX?

...and we picked up a couple more Vega kits at last month's meeting, mine being a '72. I'm going to do a Motion Vega out of mine. I have to order some Keith Marks' decals, and a Drag City hood to get it going. I have everything else to do it. That Vega of yours drove me wild, Cruz.

Very nice. I really like the Karmann Ghia.

All of those are excellent builds. I especially like the Chargers.

The Biscayne is very close. My dad's first new car was a Sierra Gold '58 Impala. I may do one in his honor, as he passed this year. The '60 Bonne in my signature was the car he traded it in on.

Thanks all for the positive comments. With all that has been going on this year, model building is one of the few satisfying things in my life right now. The commraderie of the board is good for my spirits.

The 63 Ford is not done yet. I am trying to decide on the paint combo, and I hope we get a day warm enough for me to shoot it. I am also going to modify the interior.

Restored AMT 1960 Buick Invicta Convertible AMT 1994 GMC Sonoma Revell 1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Extended Cab Restored MPC 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T Hardtop AMT 1962 Thunderbird with the Time Machine Resins' Hardtop Body And I promise, I will finish these next year. I have a few positive changes coming in my life, to take up some time (i.e. battling depression, losing weight, completing college, and re-entering the workforce) Restored AMT 1963 Ford F100 Unibody Pickup AMT 1958 Chevrolet, with the Bandit Resins' (All American) '58 Biscayne Resin Body AMT 1966 Comet Cyclone Hardtop Restored JoHan 1964 Plymouth Fury Hardtop

How about a restored Johan 1964 Plymouth Fury 2 Door Hardtop. It will be a 426 Super Commando/Torqueflite, whitewalls and wheelcovers. A Wolf in a Sheep-Suit if you may.

Maybe one day, but not yet. The signature is a model I built of my recently deceased Father's '60 Bonneville Convertible. He died one month ago.

Lookin' good so far. I would like to do that one as well. I have the decals and a kit to do it with. I have to order the 1967 Dodge Dark Blue metallic from MCW to do this one. The Revell 1967 Charger has a set of Cragar S/S wheels, as Dick ran Cragars on just about eberything he raced. I just do not understand why Revell insists on including Keystone Klassics where Cragar S/S are the accurate wheel. The Dick Landy 1968 Charger kit also suffers form this.

uhhhh, yeah! I haven't decided on which one.

The wheels are Modelhaus' '54-'57 Buick Skylark wires, detail painted.

That car looks wonderful.

Outstanding!!!!

R & R did a resin repop of the car years ago. I have one somewhere in my basement. This one, while heavilly painted, was not too bad to work with, once the paint came off.

I hate to tell ya, but there was a Replica Stock '71 Comet from JoHan, complete with the 6 -banger, and factory trim. The only shortcoming with the kit is that it had Maverick wheelcovers. I know, a friend of mine has one, and I have been trying to get it cast in resin for a Comet GT Project.

It's finished!!! More pictures in the under glass section. Thanks for the positive comments.

You remember this one. A little putty, paint, parts, elbow grease, and some luck, I ended up with this. Well here is the finished product. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves. I hope you enjoy it.