bobthehobbyguy

Good point. Unfortunately the subject has been brought up before to no avail. Might as well get used to conforming the way it's been done in the past, I see no reason it will change now.

Nice touch.

Gotta love all these neat t projects. Truly inspiring.

Such beautiful clean work. Nice tight joints. Bare metal(plastic) at its best.

Intelligent people will soon realize that this is no longer being played in the spirit of fun it was intended.

Dozen rather than dosing.

Donuts are great but if you eat too many, your new nickname may be Jabba the Hut.

I think most model builders expect to live hundreds of years by the size of their stashs. I know that what it would take to build everything I have.

Thanks for sharing a great tip.

Impressive start. Looks great.

Another cool project t.

Absolutely amazing. The skill and patience displayed is mind boggling.

It's also amazing how few tools he uses. Also several are ones he's made himself.

Google carved pencil laid art. There are some stunning things out there.

Check out this video of a scratchbuilt pickup.

Nice work so far.

Nicely done. Looks great.

Very clean work. Nicely done.

Nicely done. Great weathering job.

Thought days of thunder was a fun movie. A typical Tom Cruise movie which never are known for great acting. In my opinion Tom Cruise never immerses himself to being the character he is playing, rather it is always Tom Cruise being that character role. The better actors become the part they are playing and not themselves playing the part.

Love it. Great concept. Nice recovery from the paint issue.

Gotta say the Crosley is my favorite.

Great color. Coming together nicely.

Back to the original subject. Round2 does have another project that will be using to restore another kit but they aren't ready quite yet to let us know what it will be. Been lots of speculation on the subject.

Surprising that there haven't been more comments made. Not much showing in a Google search yet either. On the modeling side Pat was the first to contribute to the Street Rodder Magazine modelers corner. I remember one of the first articles being a big t with a jaguar irs.