Sixties Sam

Great work Paul! Looks like many farms here in central PA. Amazing details, especially for the small scale! Sam

Very nice! Looks like a well-used farm truck that sat out in the weather. I like it! Sam

Best version of that kit I've ever seen! Nice work! Sam

Very nice build, Jim! I like orange Deuces. Check my avatar! Sam

A couple of mine.

Great build! Looks good in that color. The old engine in the bed is a nice touch. Good looking diorama, too! Sam

The Merc is my favorite in this group. Great work! Sam

Beautiful models, Rich! I like the Buick a lot. Sam

Now there's some creative work! Very cool idea! I like how you angled the headers. Sam

Looks mean! I like the wheels. Good work! Sasm

Beautiful model! Great color choice! Well done! Sam

Here is a simple rebuild of an old AMT Paddy Wagon model I built in the 1960's. It's now a WWI ambulance. Pretty easy project - just disassemble, repaint, reassemble and add a few details. I used wheels and tires from a '23 T van kit, since the old kit had the black one-piece molded wheels/tires, which are hard to paint. Crosses were printed from online photos. The smaller equipment box was from my parts boxes, and the larger ones are plastic covers found on the ends of a USB cable. I hope you like it! Sam My inspiration

I agree 100%! Amazing work! Sam

Wow! That's some really innovative styling there! Amazing build! Sam

A couple more photos. Interior, and trailer on one of my car show dioramas. Sam

Those are resin items from Larry's G Scale, who markets a lot of model railroad stuff. Sam

It's done! Posted in the under glass diorama section. Sam

This is my scratch built food trailer for my car show dioramas. I'm calling it done, but I might add some signage and a few more details later. It's made from styrene sheet, angles, rod, etc. Mustang wheels, resin propane tanks, balsa steps. Full interior with stove, griddle, sink, counters, fluorescent ceiling lights, etc. Roof is removable for repairs or additions. Fun project, but a bit tedious with the details. I'll post photos of it on the car show diorama later. Thanks for the compliments from when it was in the WIP section of the forum! These are not the best photos. I need more light in my workshop. Sam

That hardtop is looking great, and I like the fastback sedan a lot! Great work on both! Sam

Propane tanks and lines done. Tank rings are .010" styrene rolled in a circle and overlapped and glued, then glued to styrene base. Tanks are resin items. Sam

Groovy, man! Nice work! Sam

This is really well done! Great realism! It reminds me of some of the stations we had here when I was a kid. They're all gone now, replaced by look-alike convenience stores. Sam

Window props, taillights, license plate frame, reflectors mounted. Almost done!

Revell 32 roadster. Partially channeled body, aftermarket independent front suspension (I don't remember who makes it). Ancient hemi and top from an original AMT Deuce. Built in 2003. Sam

Revell 32 3-window coupe. Photoetched grille. Paint is Antares Red, a Suzuki motorcycle color I used to paint a café fairing for a Suzuki VX800 I owned.