David G.

I'm thinking about entering a few models in the contest this year, but I can't stay all day. What time does the judging usually happen? David G.

The work related sites I need to use only support Explorer, and I'm not inclined to use multiple browsers. Explorer's not all that bad, it's just annoying sometimes. David G. I'll try that. Thanks for the tip! David G.

I'm afraid that I use Explorer, and I'm liking it less with each update. Thanks for the tip though, David G.

I'd like to know if there is a way to shut off the animated avatars. I've looked at the forum settings, and have been unable to find a way to do so. I know many web pages allow one to right-click on animated images or streaming videos and disable them, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. Currently, my solution is to hold my left hand over that portion of the screen so I can read the text. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks, David G.

Count me in! David G.

My 1960 Starliner. David G.

Wow! Great box art. and coolant... in a can David G.

What would you be interested in as a trade? David G.

Check out Cafe Press. The create the products from your artwork and drop ship them anywhere in the world. David G.

Very cool! I love the engine detail and stance. David G.

I'm glad I got to see this one the second time through. Excellent weathering work! David G.

I've been thinking about making a hearse from a Dodge Magnum wagon. Seeing how you're making your conversion is quite educational. Looks good so far! David G.

I made some interior panels for the Revell kit I built. I just cut some sheet styrene from card stock templates I made, scribed a groove where the trim strip was to go and painted them. The trim strip is just pieces of wire I got from some twist ties and the arm rests I carved from laminated styrene. Easy Peasy! David G.

I honestly don't care what happens to my material posessions when I leave this life. I've already built several kits for friends and family to enjoy while I'm still here. After I'm gone, if anybody can use or get enjoyment from anything I've accumulated, great! If not, it's only stuff. David G.

As always, excellent work! You really have an eye for distressed metal and junk. David G.

Excellent conversion! Topo knotch work. David G.

It's coming along nicely! Looks like it'll be worth all the effort. David G.

Wow, this just gets better every time I check it out! David G.

I usually use the macro setting, step back 3 to 4 feet, zoom in a moderate ammount and, using Photoshop, crop the image down to just a little larger than the subject. If your camera has a high enough resolution, you can even get quality shots of smaller details like wheels and license plates by cropping your image accordingly. David G.

Man, that is a LOT of work! Your detail is awesome! David G.

Even though (or maybe because) I drive them for a living, I like hearses. Your version is really cool. The overall effect of your paintwork is excellent! David G.

A beautiful car with a spectacular paint job and color, Excellent work! David G.

That's a very cool frosty pink and a nice thought to finish it for your daughter. This could be a great way to get her interested in building. David G.

Minions rock! I want minions too, I think I'll make some for myself! Excellent work, it'll be great to see him painted. Thanks for sharing your minion with the rest of us. David G.

I missed this one the first time through. Excellent concept, well executed! Great work! David G.