TheCat

That's one hot looking Cobra!!! B)

Another great build. Love it.

Really Really cool build. There's just only one little thing that is not accurate. The Twister came with a Shaker Hood not the standard MACH 1 hood. Beside that little thing, you did a great job on this it. I'm planning to build one myself. But I'm still trying to figure out how to make the Shaker hood. Here's some pictures of the actual car:

Nice build. Love the color.

Model Kit: Revell Kit # 1943 Built: 1-08-10 Scale: 1/25th Model Box:

Nice build.

Love those Tiger Tanks... Very nice build!!

Now that's a very unique build. Love it!!

WOW, really cool looking Hot Rod!!

Excellent!! Nice and clean build.

Really nice job on this one. Cool looking Vette.

really nice build.

Model Kit: Fujimi Kit # 12476 Built: 8-27-06 Scale: 1/24th Model Box

nice build.

Yup, I did. It would give the plane a bit more realistic look as many of these planes where painted on the fields.

Love those Mercedes.. Great job!!!

Camo and markings hand painted on. Model Kit: Accurate Miniatures Kit # 3424 Built: 6-15-06 Scale: 1/48th Model Box

Jeff, That's a really nice job on the KR. Love the color and stripe combo. I'm such a big fan of the Mustangs that I bought myself a Shelby GT Convertible. Welcome to the Forum. Keep them models coming.

Really nice work. Love the decals. What did you use to create the decals? Is it Testors Decal Sheets? Laser or InkJet Printer?

Excellent job!!! :wub:

You did an AWESOME job on that kit. LOVE IT!! :wub: :wub:

I like it!! :wub:

I agree with David, It's a beautiful color choice and a very clean build!! :wub: :wub:

Model Kit: AMT Kit # 616 Built: 11-24-09 Scale: 1/24th Model Box

In my humble opinion... I agree with some of the guys here, in some points. I agree with Drew when he said "It really depends on the subject" and what my friend Harry said is correct, "Look at the real thing and try to duplicate it." And I agree with Matt's simple two rules: "Enjoy yourself" Don't forget, this is a hobby and it should be fun not work, and "Be cool to others". I agree with that. Not everyone has the same skills as others. Some builders could build amazing works of arts and others may have to work really hard at their builds. Me personally, I don't mind a bit of helpful criticism. But I'm not a Master Builder. Like a very good friend of mine that did AWESOME Paint jobs on his models told me, keep it fun. I consider myself a Moderate builder. Not an expert... yet. But I have lots more to learn. That's what I find really enjoyable and fun about this hobby. I've learned so much from my fellow builders and try to apply what they showed me to my builds. Every build I create is a little better then the last. In truth, we all learn from one another but find different ways to apply the skill. Me, I try to build my models as accurate (as the model kit allows) and as detailed to the real thing as possible. I do allot of research on the subject to apply to my models. Even with that, sometimes I can't help myself to do some custom details to them. Again, it's all for the fun of the hobby. I made one promise to myself: Once the hobby is no longer fun, that's the day I will stop building. So to answer your question of Shiny or too Shiny... I would have to go with my friend told me. Build it whatever way makes you happy... Super Shiny or Flat gloss. Happy Modeling. The Cat-Man =^.^=