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Thanks Ray!

QUICK HOG MOCK-UP!!!! About 12 Hours left in the 2 Week Challenge! Here is the Hog Vette Progress so far... I Better Get Busy, I Have to go Paint a PiG!

Thanks Fabrizio!

Thanks Andy! I think you'll like the Squlpey...

Thanks Ben!

CAR-TOONS CONTEST COUNT DOWN: LAST DAY TODAY!!! Contest Deadline...End of the Day TODAY! HURRY UP & GET 'ER DONE!!! CAR-TOONS CONTEST: http://coffincorner.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=2007&action=display&thread=16869&page=1

Sometimes you're hot and sometimes you're not...it comes and goes. When I am inspired I like to create new designs!

I Hope So Too!

Good Suggestion!!! Thanks, I Lucked out this time...

Thanks for the kind words Jeremiah!

Thanks Jason! Hog Vette should be Finished Tomorrow...

Thank You Dr.!

HOG VETTE BELLY!!! I Cut a Belly Pan out of Sheet Plastic and Painted it Black. Then I Cut Strips of Plastic and Glued them to the Inside of the Body. These make Mounts for attaching the Belly Pan. Here's what it looks like in place... HOG BELLY PAN...

BiG PIPES For HOG VETTE!!! I made the Headers for Hog Vette from Thin-Wall Plastic Tubing. I cut 8 pieces and cleaned up the ends with an X-Acto Knife and Sandpaper. I painted inside the tubes with Flat Black. I made a Mounting Strip from Plastic and glued it in place. When I glue the Headers in place this will sepparate them from the body. I cut a couple more strips to cover the backs of the tubes and glued them in place. These are Ready To Go!

Thanks Jeff!

Thanks Chad! Yeah, Love those Vintage Dragsters....

Wait untill you see FREDDY'S WOODY!!!

CAR-TOONS CONTEST COUNT DOWN: ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT!!! Contest Deadline...End of the Day on June 4, 2012 GET 'ER DONE!!!

Thanks for the Suggestions Bob!

HOG GRAPHICS!!! After a lot of Cutting and Fitting, and Solvaset, I got the Hog Decals on the Body! Here is the Bi-Level Wing... Hope you like it!

Thanks Glenn! Freddy Flip Out is Finished! See the Photos in the UNDER GLASS Section...

Thank you Bob! Your kind words have left a Smile on my face...

FATTENING UP THE HOG!!! I started Painting the Hog and realized that He was Too Thin in the Cheeks! I added some Squadren Putty to each Cheek. The Putty works well with the Squlpey. I think that's enough Fat, Now I'll get back to Painting again...

Thanks Andy! Squlpey is a modeling clay that you bake in the oven to dry.

Thanks for the kind words John!