camaroman

Is this a new ride at Disney???

Thanks for posting these. They brought back fond memories. My grandfather ran a dry cleaning business in Clayton, Ga. The the neighboring business was an old body shop, run be a old guy that had worked in the shop that built these beast. I would often go there in my early teens for a lesson in pin striping ( it did not take). Thanks for the trip down the road know as "Memory Lane"

Nice job... I may start mine next!!!

Still can't track down a big block

I am camaroman every where that it is not already taken. Started it over at the "other" place... can't remember when I was last over "There". On Bachmann's train site I am tfman. Anyone care to guess why???

I forgot to say great work on the paint schemes... They compliment the lines of these cars beautifully!!!

Very well done... All of your hard work is a fitting tribute to all of the Hard Work your parents have done to stay together for Forty Years... tell them Happy Anny from me and congrats.... If they or you get tired of those Tri Fives I'll send you my address and postage... LOL

Man, I gotta stop takin' a day off here to go to work... I miss da good stuff...

I like it Chuck!!!

I am late to the party... but let me say i will buying as many as an unemployed guy can manage for the sake of future investment. I am thinking that a nice "doc blue" version on red wheels will be my first "build" (should read start, as I never finish anything)... My thanks to Dave and the crew for the fine effort and communication!!!!

Very Nice! The rotors and calipers did the trick on the only qualm I had with the wheels... can't stand big wheels with nothing behind them!! Great job on a great kit!!!

Nice!!!

All I can say is ... DITTO!!!

Thanks for the replies guys!!!!

I am glad to see you posting again. I LOVE your work, But I really like the solid advise and tips you offer on the answers to questions others pose/post here. Again welcome back!!!

I am doing some a couple of quick builds for a niece and my granddaughter. My granddaughter wants her Concept Camaro painted Mica Red. Does this paint need a basecoat or is it OK spray over the primer for the best color results? Thanks in advance for the help.

Thanks for the tips you guys, they are always helpful to more than the original poster!!!

I would say yes to the dehumidifier question!

Nice job and the perrrfect backdrop for the photos.... Your basement???

Nice! Did I miss a mention of what color this is?? and are the wheels big and bigger Chrome T's from Pegasus? Really like the blended in alternator... like it disappears from sight!

Love the JJ cars...he was one of a kind!! Great job on this one...

Daniel, I love it... and all of your other builds... thanks for the link to your Fotki album!

Welcome Trae, It is a great place for inspiration...for modeling! What are you working on???

Nice... in a weatherbeaten sorta way... kinda like the Tommy Lee Joneses of the truck world... lotta miles on that look!

His last post here was in 09...