Greg Cullinan

Thank you Pat.

Trying to figure out how to start a gallery and a blog,any help is appreciated.

Saturday,I don't even like to get dressed on Sundays but that's another story for another time.

Good ole Roscoe in a plain wrapper.He's not fooling anyone

Looks really good with the blacked out head and tail lights,do they come with chin spoiler? Paint and stance look real good too. And those wheels are a good choice.

When these particular situations come up, I have to open up a tab and google it. I don't mind but lets be environmentally responsible and conserve bandwidth

Gets my vote Been to one show and didn't compete but it all seemed good to me.

Is there an egg in there? Seriously that"s a cool build. Gary and Charlie thanks for the refresher, I actually bought some 91% alcohol cause I Knew it had a use but couldn't remember. I knew it would come up again so I was patient so I didn't have to start a topic

Pete you may have crossed that line . I had a hard time seeing the egg in the Beemer.

My favorite as well. There all great for sure though.

That looks like a cool kit and I'm sure you'll make a masterpiece out of it. Sometimes it's the the little things in life that make it all ok. Also the cool thing about this hobby,it balances out all the negatives we endure!

Nice coupe. The trunk looks good as does everything. Glad to see your using the airbrush.That's a sharp red too.

That's a very cool build. Every detail you added is just more cool points on top of what was already a cool concept.

Very nice.(Actually nice pair) I have this kit and have been wanting to build it.After seeing yours I don't think I can wait any longer!

Thank you sir and thats very much what I was thinking!

Don't know which kit it is,he built it at his Dad's house.I do know I gave him a Ford Fairlane that "got messed up and had to throw away" . His Dad is a Chevy guy! Anyway he said he did it all by his self and it took a few days. He is about 9 years old and knows a wee bit about man stuff(tools).I am pretty impressed as it's as good as I can do! I am glad cause it has given my son the bug again. He is working on a Shelby Cobra and my boy is working on Barris' Ice T so stay tuned!

This is my first complete kit in four months. I'm building but I'm constantly stripping the paint looking for perfection. So I finished this at all cost which included paint peeling under foiling.(any clues?) It's a spray can finish so I just touched it up and called it done.

Chris this is really cool,I've always enjoy your builds in the rescue theme.It was really cool to see them in person at the NNL East. The computer screen seems to go both ways as far as hiding flaws and not doing justice. In the case of your builds it doesn't do them justice.Thanks

This is the only site I participate in though I browse layitlow.com

Sounds like dry rot. When you buy a used car new tires are usually a good idea.

This is the only one I participate in but I do browse Layitlow.com

Rich this is great to hear.I'm a believer that any job is a good job!Good luck.

Good topic,I'm trying to think of something but everything I do I learned here. How about your paint rack? And whats the alcohol for? (I know I've heard before but it escapes me)

I concur,I noticed that name on some beautiful models. Good Luck ant those models are the best trophy anyway!