Greg Pugh

Those 32's look awesome!!!

That's cool!

Yeah, what year is this thing??

Go Bill Go!!! You got this!

This is looking to be the beginning of a sweet build. I'm watching for sure.

This is exactly where I'm at too. I'm getting all of my WIP's done before I crack the shrink wrap on another one.

My 1:1 project kept me from getting much plastic up on the shelf this year. I've finished 0 but purchased about 20 or so. I've been busy as of recently and I'm late in the third quarter on two cars so I'm hoping to have them wrapped up by the end of this month. While this one was done in 2010, a freak wind gust at an outdoor model show left this one in critical condition. In which, it gave me a chance to fix a couple of things I didn't like about the car. So it was technically finished in 2011.

I just recently sold one of these kits. I can tell I'm going to be kicking myself soon.....

Nice and clean. Really neat build!

X2!!

Same with my dad. I'll be in the front row on this one also.

Hop on ebay, I've seen resin clips that are all one piece and corrected on there from time to time. They look like they're well worth it. I can't remember who makes them though.

I love me a '70 Roadrunner. Yum!

I think this looks good here, I'd probably drop the rear a little more to match that camber though. Or, if you like the ride height, I'd do just a tad more decambering.

I'm not following what you're saying there. This is lowered bug /--\ This is stock bug |--| And this is Baja bug or lifted bug \--/ Does that help or make any sense?

I'd say you had a great year! There's some nice stuff there. I especially love the Dart, the 'Bird and the Victoria. I love your builds and I'm looking forward to what 2012 has in store.

That's cool. I've never built anything military but I love history and I can appreciate the work and detail you have in these. Very nice!!

That's an impressive collection! Nice builds there. You need a '66 GT 350H now......

Is that your pickup Sean?

Gosh, I guess I didn't even realize they made a Belair 2 door hardtop. I thought they were only available in post models. Learn somethin' new every day.

You do have too much camber. The lower you go, the more camber you're going to get but even if you were scrapping pavement, you wouldn't have that much camber. I'd mess around with it but, I'd probably go somewhere in the middle. In the 1:1 world you can get extended spring plates to help cut down on this so even if you're a little less than what would normally be on a swing axle car, it could still be convincing.

That last shot is just plain......WICKED!

This is going to be awesome!! Nice work!!

Home run!! That is one clean build. I love the black and white.

AAAAaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! :o