cruz

Superb, like all your work Ajay :roll: 8) 8) 8)

Looks very cool, even though I personally don't like the big rims on these type of trucks you did a great job on the paint and overall build. Did you reverse the back fenders on purpose, it does give it more of a square look in the back................. :wink:

PEPOSO!!!!!!!!! Very cool :wink:

Love this car in white, nice job man...................

I have never been into nascar but must admit that when these type of models are built with all the little and correct details there is no beating them in competitions, very impressive.......................You are quickly becoming an Idol of mine :wink: :roll:

Same old story, American made cars trying to compete against Toyotas, What's funny is that even when you buy an American made plastic kit it still doesn't come close to the Japanese made ones :shock: :shock: I would buy the Camry 100 times over if I had to..................

Hey Jeff, not to criticize your camera or anything like that but I think that for the amazing work and time you put into these unbelievable models you should go to a professional photographer to post your pictures, just my humble opinion man.................Of course I got to enjoy all your work at the NNL and like always :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

That's right Jeff, the best thing you can do is show pictures of everything you did to this model, there is not enough space here to write a whole book, like always you do unbelievable work man, congrats again on all your trophies and wins at the NNL, you deserved them :wink: :wink:

Like the saying goes,less is more and these models capture that, nice and clean..................

Absolutely gorgeous work Tom, a winner :wink: 8) :wink:

PEPOSO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shock: :wink: 8)

Wow, it really is nice to see one of these kits being put together and shown through every step of the building process, my sincere thanks for showing us all what you are doing, can't get any better reference than this.................Like Bill says, I am also saving and storing this information in my computer also :wink:

Paint job is outta this world!!!!!!!!! You have really mastered that polishing technique, congratulations brother............. :wink: :wink:

Hey Bill, this project is coming around very nicely but best wishes to your mom and may God bless her and or your family............

Like always Randy, I love your work man :wink: :wink: 8) 8)

Love everything about it, from the rims and tires chosen to the correct stance, very very cool 8) 8)

No brother, I took off each existing panel with an x-acto knife, went out and bought some fine stock styrene sheet and glued it behind the body, had to do this so that the wood had the correct deepness against the body. A lot of work but the results are fantastic.............

COOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8) :wink:

Very cool build my friend, just keep posting your work for all of us to enjoy.............. :wink:

Hey Tom, too late, Lyle is actually the president of my club so you can just imagine :roll: By the way, the wood accents are from a thin sheet of real wood with an adhesive in it. What I did was use the decals as templates. I am really looking forward to your build man, that is really what this post is about so forgive me for posting this one in it :oops:

That thing is looking mean and cool already, nice paint job mi hermano........... 8) 8)

Hey Alex, congratulations little man, looks to me that you will be competing against your own dad soon in the adult category so Mike, watch out :shock: It's really good to see youngsters involved in the hobby.................

The dark color on the chassis really makes the metalizer job pop 8) 8)

Hey Tom, it looks a lot like the one I did only I like your wheel and rim combo much better :roll: :roll: Looking forward to seeing this one complete.........

Hope to see this one coming along quickly man since I am so slow in the building department, good luck with it............ :wink: