Lou Kolar

I saw both the '32 ford and the '62 T-bird Up Close,these were build by two of the GREAT model builders i personly know. I Love Them Both But I Love The T-bird A Little More I VOTE For The 1962 THUNDERBIRD

For anyone who has a Pace air brush booth the 22" or the 24' plus they have a 148cfm shaded pole exhaust fan if you could give me the make and model number of the exhaust fan i could source it on the net. I Have Build a booth only lacking a exhaust fan and would like one that Pace uses. Thanks in Advance

John I have to say after looking at your builds here and in the Pages of Model Car's Mag. Your Name and Builds Will be Lasting In the Model Car Hobby.

I have just looked at IMHO is the Best Scratch Building this Year. Your Talent is a Gift Keep Building

John Had I not Seen the Progress Pixs I would Not believed this build was possible, saying that i don't think anyone else but you could of pulled this build off. There are not enough words to say how Wonderfull this Build Is, You Are Truly a Master Craftman.

A Great Build of a Difficult Kit, Best Build I ever saw. Makes me want to get that kit off my shelf and give a go.

IMHO Peter This is the MODEL OF THE YEAR

You nailed it dead on Great Build. Sure would LOVE to have that 1:1 in my drive way

I'am such a 1/25 scale snob, if I had a Gennie's Lamp and was granted 3 wishes, my first one would be 1/24 never existed and every model, die cast, ect. is in 1/25 scale.

Lyle what a Wonderfull Tribute to your friend Harry. I never met him, but saw His Great builds in your MAMA Club Photo's. Lyle you are a Masterfull Model car Builder, I belive Harry was with you as you worked to build this for Him.

Thank You So Very Much For The Photo's. For those like myself who couldn't be their, it was like being their.

Well since the eagle defence layed an egg. I have to now support the STEELERS.

Lyle you just keep on building Great Models. I'am sure to see this one in person at either Feb. Or Mar. CPMCC meeting.

E-A-G-L-E-S

HAPPY BIRTHDAY NICK. I dont'n think Lyle and I can remember when we were 18 LOL. enjoy your youth because 60 comes faster than you think

Super Job Nick You did Yourself Proud

What a great job. The working doors are over the TOP. You are a Master Builder and Visionary to be able to use items totaly removed from Model building and make use of them. You do think outside of the box. A Great Build you can be very proud of.

Great Job on a very tough kit to build, I have opened and looked and started that kit and put it back on the shelf your build is the best of all the ones i've seen GREAT WORK you should be very proud Lou

Thankx for the Photo's Glad You Enjoyed the Show, And Congrats on Winning a Well Deserved Best Of Show For Your Rat Fink Big Daddy Ed Roth is Looking Down from Heaven and Very Happy P.S. Larman you must of liked my custom corvette you took two pix of it Thankx Lou

WOW what a Great looking interior shame to have to put it in the car, it looks so good as it is. Great color combo going to be a winner when finished.

Great Build the weathering to the under carrage is too much for words. You can be very proud of your work, don't think I've ever sean a better 65' Chevelle SS thanks for sharing

Great Build choice of paint color, wheels, BMF, it's a winner

Nobody does Feather Flames better than you Lyle

Hi guys Gregg love your MODEL CARS Mag I get it every issue and I'am getting a subscription for Christmas no more going to the book store. You and your staff are doing a great job keep up the good work you do. Jairus what can I say about your Art work what a talent you have your drawings inspire me to build. And your talent as a model car builder is great also. I need help with what and how tire question I'am building 53' Stude LSR Bonneville rear engine full body pan streamliner. I remember Jairus you build one with a Allison engine a while back. What kind of tires do you use to look like they can handel 200 plus MPH. I have looked for 1:1 examples on the net but can't fine any. Love the Forum you have here. Thanks for any help with this. Lou Kolar proud member of C.P.M.C.C.