Joker

google Ernie Adams dwarf cars.. this one is a '39 Chevy

This is looking too cool Richard. A combination of scratch building and kits plus a lot of creativity.... On my must follow list ! Joker

Cool work !

Congrats Richard..well deserved !

Stunner ! Awesome build Shane

'RAGE.. Whole build brought a smile to my face...thanks

That's hella cool !

Thanks for your Fotki Link and for sharing the show Pixs.

Gorgeous Paint !

Thanks Manny.. I remember you had a similar if not the same one on your bench a while back. p.s. glad to see you back here on MCM posting and sharing after all that has happened in recent times. Joker

Red shop rags? I'm digging the shop show Richard,thanks for the updates.....

ahhh...what word am I thinking of...hmmm...oh yeah...no Tomo...hahahaha Keep posting your '56 ..we need to see more wagons on MCM Joker

Tomo..I've broken the rear window pillars at least a dozen times and my '56 has never been in a shed..hahaha Going to add some straight pins on the inside to make them stronger. McLoving the color combo and the fact that your "Da" started it. Awesome "Sunshine" pix ! Joker

Clear crisp well lit pics...Awesome ! Gorgeous transformation work on the Mullins.

thanks for the update.. the flocking on the seats remind me of the old school mohair interiors Paint and Rollers Rock !

Stunner ! It's gonna look at home in your shop Dio. Thanks for sharing the body work Richard.

That accessory steering wheel can be found in the '56 Ford Victoria.

Cool beans Ed ! What do those rivet counters know anyway.

You're welcome Ed.. The incredible part is that the whole Dio, breaks down for transport.

Rubber lined hose clamps ! You're killing the details...hahahaha Great update pics Bob..thanks On a side note..I saw two 60 El Caminos at a show and the vendor wanted 30 bucks for each..like Wow..he wouldn't budge on the price.

S T U N N E R !

I got a huge respect for the torch and hammer craftsmen ...true talent.

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Hahaha..great topic..I was washing the sanding dust off my '56 when I heard a tink sound.. well it turned out to be a tail lite I had dry fitted on the body..one was still there but I lost one down the drain..ugh! ...at a recent show I dug thru several boxes and built ups and came up empty..the cheapest '56 kit was 18 buck..not justifiable in my book for one tail lite lense.. going for a Lucas tail lite treatment if I can't find a replacement.

No sleep (12:30am-11am shift)..running on coffee..made it to the show at 11:45am Entered 3 and displayed the rest on our club table. Thanks for posting the Old Dominion Open pixs G.H. Joker