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Good point. Up-close and personal.

Point me toward the grass skirts. I stuffed a lawn-mower in my carry-on.

SWEET!!!!

Looking good, Jairus.. I DO however have one problem with this post.. 1929 Ford Roadster JWAC build up... Should it not be "1929 Ford Roadster (MAC) build up. (MY) artwork Challange?

Looks like your gettin all the goodies togather. I have to get a page up for my JWAC build, and get the pics I've taken so far uploaded.

Ow, my head hurts.

Lazy.. nah. It's called C.D.T. Constructive Deligation of Time

I think it's a ......Model, a very good one, but a model.

I've sent a link to this to every one I know.

Both are good ideas. Dave, this is your horse to run, what do you think? Drew

It puts a link to their profile from yours. So you dont have to look them up.

'68 Mustang GT. For my build of the Phantom Mustang Ranchero for The Jairus Watson Artwork Challenge.

I got mine Phantom Mustang Ranchero. Yesterday and by 10:00 lastnight I had '68 Mustang GT in hand and I've spent the WHOLE day cutting it and a '64 Falcon Ranchero up for parts. Shaving, fileing, filling, puttying, cussing, and hehehe!!! this is a GREAT way to build... Should I do this... check pic... nope! Just follow the picture DUMMY! Just find the parts ya need and follow the pic!! Love it. Thanks again, Dave, Jairus. This is awsome.

Now THAT! Is a PEEP Show!

Very nice build, John.

Man, I got a sweeeeeeetttt looking ride to build! Jairus, KUDOOOOSSS on your art. have to wear the shades for this one.

I agree. I've been trying to pick up Johan Superbird. I don't have a LHS that carries car models and on E-bay I always seem to come up a day late and a dollar short. And if one comes up for trade I don't have any older kits that the trader wants. But I can still plan.

Is that the one where the pterodactyl comes out and chisels out the image in stone?

Sneaky, I like it.

Again, thanks for all the good words. Now I just gotta figure out how to give the other 3% some ideas. Seriously, I, like many others here no doubt, have a wife, two children, and a mother that lives with us. So space is limited in our home. So I don't have room to build the larger dioramas that I would like to build. I went through the stage of "playing" with my dios like all the rest but now I've come to the point where I can just build them and leave them be... most of the time. Many of the ones I build now are small enough to place on a desk shelf, and I'll rotate them every so often to keep the juices flowing. And if you're careful with a good parts box you can build two or three of these from one kit Definately helps on the inflation. Here's another one on the same size base 11" x 7", just scrap MDF. Sorry that there are no in progress pics but I built this before I started posting pics.

cool custom work!

I think I waft mwyswelf into a horwneaw.

Everybody RUN!!!!

I'm gonna restore it! I sware! Thanks for the nice comments guys.