Greg Cullinan

Nice looking modern car.I don't see too many modern car models and I have to say I don't know why after seeing how nice they can resemble the 1/1 versions. The interior is dead on to the plan all one color style of alot of newer cars.

Pat I got a few of those Round 2 with my last order and they are cool. A Very nice addition to any aspiring modelers hobby room:P. I was actually more stoked about the posters then the kits:lol:

Mike a 30's phat rod sounds cool,look forward to seeing what you do. I would think the champange since it looks a bit darker then pearl.

I am anxious to see the work on the tables there also,been in a bit of a slump lately.Maybe seeing what is possible might help a bit.

Oh boy! I am counting the days now. I think I better take the third row seat out of the Expedition!Maybe rent a trailer?

Dave that sounds good to me,I will just be happy to find something other then what is available at the lhs and typical online vendors.

Definitely am curious about the resin products.I see so much cool resin products online but being unfamiliar with them I would like to see them.

Will there be alot of vendors selling kits and such? I am really after Johan Hearses and Cadillacs, and am curious if I'll be able to pick them up there.I know They come up on E-bay but I'd rather buy at the show if possible.Man 3 more weeks! I'm getting excited!

I also found google to be the easiest.I have a few sites bookmarked but tend to use google first. Spyder Posted Today, 02:53 PM I have primarily used Google Image, and E-Bay Motors. That in turn leads to my Fotki albums, because photos on the internet may be there today, yet not necessarily tomorrow. I have catagories for almost every brand of vehicle, and most albums have hundreds, if not thousands of pics. Most photos are captioned by make, year, model. Many of the albums are then arranged by title (the default is upload date). This in turn makes finding a photo of a certain year easier. Of course, captioning every photo takes time. I have also indexed my magazine in Excel, but I let that go years ago. Sadly due to overcrowding in my hobby room, some of those mags may end up at the landfill. I also use Spyders Fotki pagesB), I came across them a few months ago and was extremely impressed with his photos from shows and how well they are labeled and in order.

Jim they are 1/25 and they run about six bucks.They are very nicely detailed imo.

Picked up some kits from Modelexpress.net and plug wires from Morgan Automotive Detail (http://www.lpstech.com/mad.htm) Now I just have to build something!

I'm surprised no one has helped.I am very curious about this as well. I have a whole box of polishing supplies that I heard of on this site in bits and pieces but never a tutorial that I recall. I believe Mrobsessive has a topic about a 49 Merc that has some good polishing info and also Treehuggerdave has a paint tutorial that may have gone into polishing. Good luck and if you figure it out tell me!

Thanks for sharing this,it's pretty cool to see. I was actually looking at lowriders last night on the web for an hour or two.I'm from the east coast and you don't see them often if ever but it really seems to be big in California.

The hubcaps look sick on this and I like the white bumpers. All of your added touches really set it off.

I have this kit:lol: Man this is right up there with the coolest,most creative,original builds I've ever seen.

You did a great job saving the Bronco. The color combo looks sweet.Thanks

Really cool! I don't know why there aren't any sport wagons,or at least so few.I think they would sell,I much rather see wagons then mini-vans everywhere<_<

I was waiting to see pics of a cute puppy. But you Pug is way cooler anyways.You can never go wrong with black and red.That's not a 700 v-twin and your wife isn't the Progressive lady is she?

Man I'm really digging this truck. I would like to have one or ten of them! You did a nice job on it and Welcome to the forum!

Looks good,I like the color in the engine bay.And the glass is a very nice touch.Thanks

Very nice,I'd like to be the gopher in that shop! Thanks

I learned something,to paint those rear view mirrors looks good! I've never thunk of that! Color with the darker gray skirt looks good.Nice work.Thanks

I vote REAL. Just a guess cause I can't tell what it is!

I did this kit last summer as one of my first builds. I really appreciate how yours turned out. The work with the motor makes all the difference. The color and stance are a nice compliment as well. Thanks

Maybe it can pertain to other areas of the automobile like years,wheelbase and anything else with a numeric value.