Jairus

It is a Buick Roadmaster… An up market "75" to be specific! Shaved hood and deck Rounded hood and trunk corners Molded lakes pipes Tunneled antenna Frenched 57 Chrysler taillights Appleton spots You’d better give up a little more here Henry… your going to lose your audience.

Could be a Century but I'm thinking '57 Buick Roadmaster with: Shaved hood and deck Rounded hood and trunk corners Molded lakes pipes Tunneled antenna Frenched 57 Chrysler taillights Frenched headlights Appleton spots How am I doing?

Really like the direction you are going there Mark. Very nice scratchbuilding work. Keep us informed as to the progress and keep posting the neat pics.

The names are changed to protect... me! :-)

Lets see.... AMT 55 Chev pickup. AMT 62 Catalina AMT 60 Ford Starliner ... are just a few off the top of my head. Or did you want them in chrome?

6 deuces.... Mmmmmmmmmm (drool, drool)

Perfect Harry and WELCOME to MCM forums!

riggs1, Please put your name, first and last, in the signature box found in the profile section of this forum. Every registered member has to use their real name if they register using a "handle". Thank you! 8)

JAFFA, and white00gt... we need you to post your first and last name in the signature box in the Profile section of this forum to continue PLEASE! (I asked please!) 8)

All the following are projects that only need finishing, (yeah ONLY): 1) '72 Mach I 2) '39 Ford flatbed with a Midget racer on the bed 3) '31 Ford sedan as a chopped n'sectioned 60's rod 4) Step on my '55 Ford so I DON'T need to finish it.

I was going to move this to the Ask Gregg and Jairus forum... but there isn't a question. Unless you are asking if we remember the car... the answer is .... NO! 8)

Best Muscle Car on the planet in my opinion.... Longest list of Muscle engines available. Pinnacle of design. Huge list of optional equipment. Comfortable ride and looks great! What else could you want but... a Chevy? 8)

Was just received in my mailbox! Enjoy....

You filled it in between the "down tubes", for what reason I can only guess...

Bill, the pics are from Tommy... the wild solderer! Nice iron work there Tommy! J :shock:

Hey, it's VW... lets get real!

Welcome to MCM Forums Mark! Enjoy.... 8)

Welcome Berry, you not in a heap of trouble boy.... 8) Way to go!

slyder, roll bar design depends heavily upon the shape of the car. Drawings will only apply if they are of the car you are working on. Soooo, that is to say that there is no place where drawings stored that I know of. Most modeler’s use the roll bars found in pictures of Pro-mod cars and modify the kit structures to match the pictures. I would start there and branch out to full scratchbuilding as your skills grow. There will be a learning curve, like any other modeling skill, so your first project won't be the best. However, as you work I promise you will get better. Good Luck! Also, is that your real name? Could you please put your last name also in the signature text box please? Thank you! 8)

tsheehy, Fantastic build there! Very nice work, you'll be a great addition to MCM forums. However, we don't know your real name so could you please post it in the signature text box found in the profile section of this board. That way it will be automatic when you post. Thank you!

Hi Bill, Michael. I too started a '55, a Sunliner. The trunk trim stopped me back in '88. Now certainly I have the skills to accomplish it unfortunately I still have not gotten it back to the workbench. Just too many other projects to work on I suppose... Michael, that is a beautiful build and wonderfully crafted! I wonder about something... the dash radio, clock and heater controls, are they decals that you created? This is something that exists nowhere else in modeldom and in the car world they were used only one year! The car I am modeling actually exists in my brother’s storage. An actual '55 Sunliner which he and I road in when we were just kids. Grandpa gave it to him in '82 for his birthday and he tore it apart only to place everything in storage when his first kid came along. Because of this I have access to the "Parts" but not the whole car if you know what I mean. Thank you for posting the pictures of the Vicky! Love them. Jairus

Al, beautiful build! Got any pics with the hood up?

Come to think of it... I got the issue numbers wrong again. #117 is the Chopper cover. #118 and 119 are the ones at the printer and they are both late now....sorry guys. :oops:

Issue 119 and 120 are at the printer. I have no idea what the hold up is other than the fact that the printer is located in Denver and ill weather might have something to do with it.... That and this is Golden Bell Press' busiest time of the year. I don't know what to tell you....