Greg Pugh

That's nice! Good job!

Is it just me, or is the A Roadster's body too long? Door too short? It just looks weird to me....

This is the ol' Monogram kit.

Holy cow this is COOL!! No idea how I didn't see this before but glad I found it now!

Thank you all so much!

Wow! Impressive work so far! I'll be watching this!

Now that the Thunderbird is done, I can get crankin' on the Vette again! After going with the different grille setup, I needed to clean up the area behind it a bit. Here's a "before" shot The two upright bars were how the original grille mounted in the opening. Didn't need that anymore. The holes towards the outside are used to mount the radiator so I kept those but I wanted to open it up a bit. This is what I ended up with And with the grille in

What a sweetheart! Nice job!!

Don't we have Facebook for that....? I "Like" it how it is.

Sweet! I bet those rear fatties would have no problem going up in smoke!! I just wanna drive it!

LOVE this!! What a cool looking Elky!! You nailed it!

Awesome...

Thank you everyone! I would have done outside shots but I live on the Oregon coast and I might not see the sun until May.

I like it! Nice job!

Gorgeous paint! Color and finish!

That's pretty wicked lookin'!! Love it!!

Great job on this! I LOVE restorations!!!

Larry Watson is my favorite painter/customizer so this car was done in his style. I started on this car a little over four years ago and I finally finished it up last night! It's the old Monogram kit. The front bumper had holes in it to install bumper guards. Those were eliminated and the bumper was rechromed. Seventy one holes were drilled into the grill and seventy one pin heads were installed to replicate grill buttons. The interior is box stock with the exception of foil and flocking. The car was dropped by way of scratch-built spindles, ball-point pen coil springs, dremel and Pabst Blue Ribbon. This one was a lot of fun but it also tested my patience along the way. I'm very happy to have this one wrapped up.

Will do!

I just recently picked up this kit also. I can't wait to see what you do with yours.

I'd do both actually! I'd start with the alcohol like Richard suggested and then follow it up with a nice bath in some warm soapy water, rinse and then dry and you should be good to go!

I love Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock! I'm actually going to my first meeting with the SABA guys tomorrow!

This is something I can really get into! I'll be watching this one for sure!!

That's COOL!!!