Chuck Most

OH, yeah! Mine's still in pieces!

Knowing how substandard that kit is, parts and detail wise, your completed model is incredible! I'm especially fond of the color- it just pops on that old goat!

I noticed that, as well! My, my... what does THIS icon do? What? This message board will self destruct in three...two... on...

Very nice seeing the "old" AMT kit done up as well as this duo.

No progress on any projects yet, but a few of my 1:1 junkers... My '94 F-250 (That would be my brother's '78 Cutlass parked just to the right of it.) My 310,000 mile daily beater '98 Mercury Tracer, AKA the T-Racer My old junker '67 Fury And the '46 Chevy 1-1/2 ton dumper I got rid of last year-

Love 'em!

Still lovin' that old school grille!

Don't worry, Jim... one of these days, Photobucket's janitor will acidentally park his car on the internet hose, and they'll scramble for hours and hours and hours before they figure out what's wrong! (I think that's what REALLY happened to Fotki... )

Very cool- this is on my 'gotta build this one day' list!

Somewhere, some rich dude is sobbing. Gotta love it!

One of the ugliest cars ever made. And I love it.

You may love it... but the rest of us love it more!

Tires tell me it's real as well, and the headlamp reflectors look just a touch too realistic to be, well, NOT real.

Count on it!

Right up until Photobucket craps out...

No problem, and thanks for the answer!

The model looks okay from what I can see- my only dvice would be working on taking sharper photos! I don't think I've seen this Evo kit before- who makes it?

I believe there already is an 8' GM wideside bed for this body style in resin, but I would like to see the GMC conversion kit, if one were made available. I can't promise I'd buy one myself, but I know lots of guys would like one!

I must concur!

I've been trying to get on all morning... no dice. Yeah- tried Photobucket once, and got assaulted with pop-ups. I'd rather pay $20 a year for Fotki and avoid Photobucket like the plauge.

... if you've ever used a crayon to 'paint' a car. ... if you've ever wiped old paint off with nail polish remover, then wondered why the body kind of flaked and split apart. ...if you've ever used that brown, runny glue for paper with the rubber applicator on the bottle to join parts.

Yep- part of the old Wheel Horse from the MPC Indy Turbine car.

If you've used nail clippers as sprue cutters... If you think a pocket knife is perfectly acceptable as a hobby knife... If you think "molded in color" is a good thing... If you don't seem to notice the paint is all one big brush stroke...

Slightly altered? Yes. Impeccably built.... DOUBLE yes!!!! Those few relatively minor mods have a pretty big impact on the overall appearance of the finished model, I've never seen a Wagon Rod which looked this good!

This should be good- I still haven't ripped into any of the 1:12 Revell chopper kits I have!