Paul Payne

Gorgeous! Loving that paint!

Nice! VERY nice!

Outstanding as usual, very fun and informative to follow along!

Amt 1961 Lincoln Continental convertible.

Had a fantastic trade with Jim Sullivan- also had coffee and a great talk!

All of the above!!! I love it!

Thanks, Rusty, the interior will now be black and chrome, should also make the body color stand out!

Peter, I think maybe a larger speed boat would be good- maybe wood hulled from the 30's?

Beautiful build and paint of the most beautiful cat ever!

Well, the interior was stripped and repainted, because too much paint had buried the details. Pix soon. Also broke out the chrome pens and bmf and worked on the trim- needs a little touch up but coming along!

Added in the headlights, again from a ZR-1 Corvette. Did some sanding to begin reducing the heaviness of the rolled pan.

Great build- wish the trailer was available in 1/25th scale.........................

Claude, I have many of those, too!

Claude, the engine is actually a V-16 dohc Duesenberg with twin centrifugal superchargers!

David, I wanted a bit more of a classic front end, and what more fitting than a classic Deuce grille?

This has been one that has been kicking around for awhile. Mating a sectioned Deuce grille to the front end. The rear is an old continental kit with a Corvette ZR-1 rear valence.

That is a serious resin stash, and some wild ideas! One question- who made the Bugatti T57SC Atlantic, and what is the scale?

Beautiful hot rod! Love it!

Seriously nice hot rod! Not too much chrome and plenty of go!

Maroon is great! Build is great! Nice job!

Also has a great trade with Michelle- will trade with her anytime!

Thanks, John! Good luck with your own rebuild!

Progress! Paint! Detailed the dash, constructed door handles and window cranks from 1/8" rod, 1/16" rod, and 0.030" x 0.030" square stock, since the engraved ones would be impossible to detail, painted the interior tub with Testor's garnet pearl metallic, and painted the body with Duplicolor dark garnet red. Once the body is dry, it will be clear coated- then the crucial decision- chrome pen or bmf? Hours of fun ahead, that's for sure!

With 3 cats and 2 small dogs this is a never ending battle, finished and works in progress. Years ago I acquired several clear styrene shoe boxes and I also pick up clear plastic display cases whenever I see any at a model show flea market. I have one of Betsy's make up brushes and also a natural bristle painter's brush for dusting. Right now the model room needs a deep cleaning but it interferes with building.......................

Joe, go to wip light commercial and look for truck, boat, and trailer.