Railfreak78

That would be a cool idea too! I have one of those Football hot rod kits and have no idea if I'm actually going to put a team on it.

Thanks buddy! Thanks Zuk. Whats Pape? Is Deere being taken over?

Thanks and yeah it was for the Post Apoc. CB. It started like this

Good stuff here Jordan. Thats an amazing collection and the set up around it is just to cool. Thanks for sharing this one.

Here is an update as I finally was able to get some work done on it. I struggled a lot on the front end of this car. The instructions are a little less than desirable. Anyway I have not given up and NO the interior and top will not be yellow This kit actually has poseable steering however I have to finish the front end for better radius. None of the long chrome arms are actually attached yet. I think it's shaping up rather well. Enjoy!

Nice! You don't see these in white very often. The Chargers get done a lot but I never get tired of seeing them.

Looks great! I like the style and paint. Wicked wheels too! Very cool bike!

Greg your killing me Mainly with that Thunderbolt monster truck and the Fall Guy truck. Hey where did you get the scale chains in your detail stuff?

Hey MCM crew, I just wanted to give a thank you to Gregg and the moderators and such for allowing us to have this section. I think you guys go through a lot to make this place work well and do not get the thanks you deserve. I have checked out other forums related to other hobbies but did not care for them. I do not build enough planes,trains, etc to really be a member in these places and I do not like the format after being here, on the best forum for almost a year now. I think the weathering and other work on items not regularly shown here will still help and inspire a lot of us. Thanks guys!

Marty I sure hope they are going to save that Charger!

I love half tracks Nice build!

Looks great Matt! I have always wanted to build one of these. I like your Shay too but I have never come across a good deal on one yet. Toy trains is not a cheap hobby.. I'd know

Fantastic work Harry! All I need is a cigar and a deck of cards and lets launch down the river. I love it!

I love your tanks. I'm about to start a couple of my own for the first time and yours really inspire me. Great looking builds.

I can see that zipping by me on the freeway. Nice clean bike

Nice weathering!!!

Now thats awesome! Cool thinking outside the box work!

Great looking Rufe. The paint and weathering look good but I have one question.... How does that little trailer hold that thing up?

Neat, I didn't know they did stuff like this. Nice paint work

Nice Huey! I am a helicopter nut and need to get some of these. Nice work

I've really been watching this one Cruz and WOW is that beautiful!!! Your work is amazing and something to look up to and this car is no exception. Amazing build and beautiful paint and details.

Sorry for some of these dark pics but I had to share. First up is a pink 1959 Caddy 2 door I found by work. Then we have a nice old Chevy on the way to my sons baseball game. At the game we have one for you Scion fans.. A really nice bike with a lot of polished aluminum... Then a Ferrari that a stupid lady showed up next to it and almost hit it with her baby carriage until I yelled at her to get away from it. Then on the way home I found this 442 with big wheels but was not lifted like donk.

Nice Ferrari! Some cool FYI on that movie: (In the stunt with them chasing the car hauler and the cars falling off ) The reaction from Martin Lawrence when the car flipped over the Ferrari and he was screaming is do to the fact they claim he did NOT know about that stunt and he had a little accident too Not to jack your thread but I love this movie and Ferrari. Nice work

Nick I'm glad you are taking chances by stepping out there and building fictional cars. Taking chances on cars others would not. Taking chances of getting beat up by a member who has no right. What I'm most proud of is the way you have handled yourself!. I like the car and I like that your keeping your cool. Hang in there and I'm looking forward to the next build.

Thanks Chris!