John Truby

You could also try School Bus Yellow by DupliColor.

Model building at it's finest!

Beautiful engine bay detailing!

Looks like the real thing!!

Your car turned out nice despite the inferior decals. Avoid that e-Bay seller like the plague!!

A stunning model. Simply beautiful.

That's an amazing build! ?

Good looking Mustang! Those wheels and tires really make your model stand out nicely. ?

Your weathering on the underside of the chassis is very realistic! The rest of the car is nicely finished, as well. You did a fine job in a short amount of time. I'm sure your girlfriend will just love it! ☺️

About as sweet as can be!

Nicely done!

Which, in your opinion, is better to use for model car building, and why? Plastic Weld or Bondene?

I like that stance in your last picture. John T.

That is some excellent scratch building work you have going on there. Most impressive!! John T.

I'm blown away by the amount of detail in this build. There is so much to look at, it's staggering!!

How about Joel and Ethan Coen?

Nice progress, so far.

A Rolls-Royce, any year. Also, a Chevy Corvette ZR-1

Now that's a really nice looking pair of muscle cars. John

Jim: As you would say, Nice and Shiny!!

Stunning, to say the least.

Every model you build is a learning experience. Have fun at it, enjoy and cherish the progress you make.

Looks very nice.

I live about a mile from the Illinois / Indiana border, just north of Hegewisch. John Truby

Alan: There is the IPMS / Will - Cook chapter that holds their meetings in Homewood, the third Friday of every month in a church basement. There are about a dozen or so active members and for the most part they're plane, tank and ship builders but "car guys" are more than welcome too. I'm a member of the club but I had to take some time away because money is tight, wife is looking for a new job and I just had knee surgery, so I'm on medical leave from my job. FYI - I live on the East Side just north of Hegewisch. John Truby