Chuck Most

Know what I'm wondering? Could this possibly mean that '64 Plymouth Lawman drag car kit announced four or five years ago might finally see the light of day after all?

Nice!

Lovely little Stude. And I LOVE your screen name!

I still think it needs to be painted some digsusting shade of green or brown. I mean, just pick the most repugnant looking shade from the Dart brochure and let 'er rip! Started another Hudson 308 powered hot rod, this based around a '41 Chevy pickup-

A friend of mine in high school had a 1:1 in a similar color- fill this up with amps, some guitars, and a drum kit and add plain steel wheels and it would look just like that car did mmost of the time.

9 for fifty bucks? I'd say that's a resounding yes!

Awesome to see the finished project- it's even cooler than I imagined it would be... and I imagined it would be pretty cool to begin with!

I'm going post-apocalyptic with mine. Why? No idea. Just am...

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Is that a Beretta?

Beautiful!

You've heard of 'sticker bomb', right? Maybe this guy was trying to start an 'emblem bomb' craze?

Always liked the way these look folded up onto the tractor for transport. Fantastic looking rig!

Love the FC, but I just can't bring myself to like the J-truck. The front end just looks out of proportion with the rest of the truck.

I'll be watching indeed... and you can bet I'd be in the market for a Green Goblin head. I'd love to see somebody do the Happy Toyz decals for it as well...

If you ever make your way to the north end of St.Johns, MI on BR-127, you'll pass Gary's Garage, and he's always had a rather interesting decoration on the side of his building facing the road. Interesting way to dispose of spare parts laying around the shop, wouldn't you say? It's something I've wanted to try in 1:25 for quite a while.

And it's big sister, the Vancake....

Might do that- if things go to plan I'll be using the majority of the Escalade interior.

Love this one! I'm working on a not-so-mild custom Edsel myself. Love that grille treatment.

Nope.

Sorry for dredging up an old thread (or not!), but I was wondering what year Pete started using the larger Red Oval on the 352, as the Round2 reissue includes both the smaller and larger size ovals on the decal sheet. I just picked up this kit, and I would consider both of Tim's articles on it in MC and this thread required reading to anyone who wants to take a shot at this kit.

It's an early Cadillac- not sure exactly what year it is supposed to represent, but the first-gen postwar Cadillac OHV V8 was made from 1949 to 1962.

Looks a lot better as a built model than a bunch of raw plastic castings in a box, doesn't it?

They are, but I think the car looks better without them. Fantastic looking 'Liner!

I've roughed in the Cadillac Escalade headlights- I'm thinking these will sort of split the difference between 'aero' and 'non aero'. Or not. I just wanted to try 'em out...