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Sixties Sam

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  1. That's a pair of gorgeous pickups! Both very well done, but I think my favorite is the '50. Great bodywork, and I like the quad lights! Sam
  2. I found a picture of a Coke can label online and printed it out to scale (took some experimenting), then glued it to a piece of dowel rod painted silver. I was going to make a six pack, but got lazy and made just one! Sam
  3. Great idea for a diorama, and very well done! Amazing detail! Sam
  4. Looks like that '40 front end was made for the Willys. Nice job! The weathering looks like you just found it in a barn! Sam
  5. Ditto what he said. Very nice work! Great paint job!
  6. Wow! That totally fooled me! I thought sure it was real. Great model, and incredible photography and Photoshop work! Amazing! Sam
  7. Great build! The color really pops and gives it character! Incredible engine bay, too! Nice job! Sam
  8. That's a beauty, Lyle! Really well done! Great colors, and I like the recessed license plate. Chevy should have made them that way! Sam
  9. Nice! I like how you did the two tone paint treatment. Good color combo! Sam
  10. Very nice rod! You don't see many in white, and the blue sets it off just right! I like it a lot! Sam
  11. Hi, guys. I thought I would show you this diorama I'm working on. It's a 1/25 scale railroad car style metal diner with cars in its parking lot. Time period is the mid-1950's. It's still in mockup stage with much work to do to finish it. Here's the diner: It's made mostly of plywood & balsa with aluminum flashing for the metal on the sides and the trolley top. The outer roof is door stop molding covered with alum. foil from the kitchen. The porch & sidewalk are plywood, and the base is some old wood paneling flipped over and painted with black textured paint. I parked a couple of my models in front to see how it will look when it's done. The interior will be partly finished with some seats with people sitting by the windows. I have to paint the sidewalk, add grass and shrubs, parking space lines, and of course, a bunch of 1950's cars in the parking lot. The roof will have a big sign on it with the name of the place. I haven't decided what to call it yet. Comments/suggestions are welcome. I hope you like it! Sam
  12. Very nice build, Bernard. Looks like some of the models I built back in the 60's, only much better! Those old altered cars were cool! Sam
  13. Beautiful car! The paint is perfect! I like the Packard taillights. Sam
  14. Looks like a cow pattie painted red!
  15. Great model, and the photos look real! Great job! Sam
  16. Great model, Chris! It's nice to see something so rare and different! Sam
  17. Nice car! I like how you did the two-tone color scheme. Sam
  18. You could say the light buckets leaked, and when the car's owner washed it, he got some soapy water in there. Claim it's a scale detail! Nice model. Great colors! Sam
  19. Sweet lookin' classic hot rod! Love it! Sam
  20. Ahhhh! A giant dog! Those trucks look real, and very good! Nice work! Sam
  21. Very nice! Merc should have made real ones! Sam
  22. Looks ratty (that's a compliment)! The colors really stand out. Sam
  23. Great save! That looks beautiful! I like the color and the engine detail. Nice job! Sam
  24. I like it, Jimmy! The stake bed is very well done - looks real! Sam
  25. Nice model, Jimmy! I like the color and the detailing. I've never seen a model of a Ventura before. It's good to see something different! Sam
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