Nick Winter

For simplicity and fun to build, the Cuda's/Challengers, I know that there tooling are older than 10 years but they have been reissued in the last ten years. Nick

Thanks Jim, Working on a trunk mounted Luggage Rack for it now. Nick

Foiled the Center caps, still not sure if I'll use these wheels or the other, also not sure if I will foil the trim rings. as you can see when I removed the fog light the bumper broke, it was very brittle, porbably from it's age, so I'll have to fix that, I started on the grille, still need to foil some of it, did it like the cheaper style grille, and I removed all the power options on the car. Nick

Mike, the Shop I work for is part of the Auto Care program, sorta why I chose to put that signage on. Nick

Thanks Everyone, Ian the wheels are Resin repops of the '70 RR wheels like Erik said, Casey in person it looks a bit darker, I'm not sure why it looks lighter in photo's, even now with it in front of me looking at the photo's it's darker in person. Nick

In that case I mostly build '30's-'00's pickups and cars from '45ish-'80ish Nick

Actually John, I already Deceided that this is a stripe Delete car, no Bilboards or Hockey sticks, I just like the look of the Quarters too much, as for the interior thinking brown or the greeny looking gold that you could get in the vinyls. Nick

Got this yesterday, it's the Original Release of the Street Machine kit, was just gonna restore it, but you know how that goes. as it sits or Still not decided on the wheels. deceided to go with the subdued looking Y-4 as apposed to one of the "High Impact" colors, this is my first time using PE still need to polish it out and foil it and such. Nick

Do You mean when the kits were engineered or the subject matter? Nick

It's all I use, Primer, Paint Clear, on oaccasion I'll use the Testors one coat lacquer clear. Nick

and Some Resin, Tail Panel from SmallBlockDodge, Grille for my MPC '74 Formula from Missing Link Nick

Big box of parts, and a parts tree Nick

Just a few things from a local modeller. After some organization.

Andre, the 1:1 cars did not have a piece at the end of the hood. Nick

Carl hit the nail on the head Jim, that's exactly what I plan to do. Nick Thanks everyone. Edit: forgot to mention I went back and cleaned up where the paint bled under the tape on the trim.

Thank you David, the next will be a while out just yet, but I'll certainley happen without a doubt. Nick

Is it possible for a build to stall more than once? Nick

Ed in all honesty every industrial.commercial building I have seen has the windows up high and away from the ground, so that's why I did it this way. Nick

First off, I have permission to use Brad's sketch, infact Brad came up with the shop logo. Second, it's not perfect. Nick

Sorry, tried to help. Comments removed. Nick

mofobow@hotmail.com send him an email of what you want from his fotki album, that's how I've always done it. Nick

Finally came to a decision, sort of, still unsure of a lot about it. Nick

Thanks Everyone, I can atest that good Prep work gives you good paint. Actually Terry I didn't realize until tonight I actually placed the hood bird slightly to far to the right (drivers) side of the hood. Nick

I forgot about the red dragon, thanks Rick. Nick

Thought I'd post it here. Polished it out tonight. Nick