Models by Bear

Looks good brings back alot of memories .My Dad had a 66, He loved that car sucked alot of gas but man was it fast .

I really like the bed you did a good job on it

The decals came with the kit . The wheels and tire i had in a parts box. .Sixties Sam I have the hood and put it on with out the sides but it really looks better with out it .

Finally finished it .I think it turned out ok .

nice job look foward to seeing more of his work

Very nice work so far. Can't wait to see the finished results

I just found this thread . Man am I amazed you do awesome work . I to am a hot rod nut or as my freinds say gearhead .Scale model was just awesome can't wait to see the 1:1 when finished.

Chevy man here But love all the older cars and trucks

I think it's starting to come together now

This is what I have been working on I'm redoing the whole suspension and swapping motors

Wow Someday I hope I am that good

very nice I can remeber watching those two on the track

Thank you all so much , But I don't think I will ever be as good as he is. And he did help me when I needed it.Hope this works here is a link to some of his Models bears models

Yes it does look like it ran thru a paint store but she likes it

see if this works . This is the wife first try at building a model i thaught she did great

Thank you very much for the compliment. Yes, I did get the big bottles separatly because I couldn't find them in a set. But, on the bright side, I have more product to do other projects.

Thank you. I primed the car with Brown primer first. Then I brushed on "Sophisticated Finishes Iron Metalic Surfacer". I allowed that to dry for 24 hours, then I used "Sophisticated Finishes Rust Antiquing Solution". I placed it in a ziplock bag and left it for 12 hours while it cured. Then I allowed it to air dry. Then I repeated the rust process in various spots until I acheived the look I wanted.

Very nice builds Just wanted to add mine first time I tried weathering