Greg Cullinan

Nice rice! I think you convinced me I'm playing with kids toys.You on the other hand is an artist.

Sweet model,looks clean and mean! Great color combo.

This is a beautiful model here.I'm not usually into the Woodies but yours stands out to me.

The entire build is fantastic though I really am amazed at the motors on the boat. Did you build them,what/where are they? Paint is awesome as well.

You made it all come together nicely. Very cool little machine that I wish was my high school ride

Very cool build,paint is clean and the color looks wonderful. Those wheels are super nice and the detailing really compliments the build. One question though,are you sure this isn't a Camaro with the engine in the trunk??

Nice looking build,might be nicer if Roscoe was hooked on it Is this the kit or your doing?

This is one fine T-Bird! Paint and color look fantastic as does the whole model.

Thank you kind sirs, a step in the right direction for me. I cut a plate off the headers and one came up short though. Picked up a small collet for my dremel today(had the bits but couldn't get them to fit dremel, so next time I will try drilling out the wires instead of glue.)

A few kits(Caddy Vert was high on my list of grails) and some paint from Homie D... By the way I'm done buying kits now.. (I've told myself that about 40 times,how many times you've told yourself that?).

Nice.Really a sharp looking model.

This looks cool.are those horns in the kit or from somewhere else?

It definitely looks cool with or without a door. Maybe it belongs to some deranged kidnapper.

Nice diecast!actually diecasts aren't this nice. This is remarkable,sounds and looks like a lot of effort and its beautiful.

Uh-oh better get Maaco! Seriously though this is an awesome build and bio. I would like to have a 1/1 project like her.

the best place to start is HERE! Welcome.

A few trades on the forum yielded these..

Pat I am sorry to hear about this. I have my more pricey models in a rubbermaid,I have to work on getting more.My hobby room is in my garage which gets water occasionally.

Thanks, I see in Alyn and Highways pics what you were saying,I got lost when you said drill holes,but that's probably the way to go since gluing such small wires is difficult to me.

Thanks,I googled and couldn't find anything close up.

The headers are 1-2-1,my question is where would the plug wires go?

This is probably one of the more pathetic questions posted here but here goes I've run into this before,where I think the plug wires go there is 5 dimples opposed to the 4 I need, So I'm looking at the dimples below the valve covers and above where the headers go and this is for a 65 Pontiac Grand Prix. Is this the right location and is there an extra dimple?

Papa Forrester did cross my mind. I thought maybe something Star Trekish.. What was the saying? Peace and prosperity...

Oh June 1,2010,my bad. Tough choices on voting ,I'm really stumped. They are all beautiful but one or two are ridiculous(in a good way)

Nice clean build for sure,I like the color on it,reminds me of the seventies very much and the exhaust is sharp. Did you add the gas tank?