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It was fun building this Fujimi it. Model: Fujimi kit # 12218 Built: 1-29-09 Scale: 1/24 ModelBox

Model: Fujimi Kit # 03335 Built: 9-26-09 Scale: 1/24

Here's one of a few Erich Hartman's Bf109 G-14 planes. This one is when he was at the Russian Front back in February 4, 1945. Model: Hasegawa Kit # 09148 Built: 9-08-07 Scale: 1/48

I built this kit back in 2007. I like building this kit so much that I'm thinking of building another one. The next one will look even better then this one. Model: Tamiya kit # 61039 Built: 01-15-07 Scale: 1/48

Chassis is also finished.

Finally Finished the Engine. One of my most detailed engine I've done.

You know the the Shelby GT-500KR and the GT-500 Super Snake. Well, here's the Shelby GT-500KS, the Killer Snake. This is my concept of a 2009 Shelby that I would of love to of seen. Here's what I've used to modified this Revell kit of the GT-500: I've added the following PSF Hobbies resin Parts; Formula Hood, Quarter Window Scoops, and Body Side Scoops. Front Center Fog Lights Grille by Reliable Resin. Model: Revell Kit # 2097 Built: 10-10-09 Scale: 1/25

Here's a Tiger Tank that I've built back on 2005. I've added the Zimmerit to the tank. This was my first try on doing modification to a kit. It came out really good. I hand brushed the camo Model: Tamiya kit # 35202 Built: 8-04-05 Scale: 1/35

cool looking truck.

Sorry... I corrected the issue. Should be able to see the body now.

Really nice job on that kit Ed. Love the wheels and the red trim.

The Interior is complete!!

Yup, I agree... This kit was built before I was masking all the trim on my models. Before I started masking the trim, I painted them free hand. It's not too of a bad job for a free-hand trim. I'm thinking of maybe going back to this kit and re-do the window trimming. But in the near future I'll go back to this one and correct it.

We are meeting on November 29. Please go to our website link below to see time and place. http://www.camsct.org/

Nice job!! I like it.

Yup, that is correct.

Built this almost a year ago. It was a good Fujimi kit. It went very well together. I had fun building this one. I didn't want to paint it red so I decided on Yellow with Miami Beach on the background. Model: Fujimi kit #123042 Built: 1-05-09 Scale: 1/24

Here's one of my early Lamborghini builds. Even though I've learned ALLOT since then, this build came out looking pretty good. Model: Revell kit # 7365 Built: 10-05-06 Scale: 1/24

One of my favorite TV Series "Dog Fights" from the History Channel. After watching one of the episodes, I loved the camouflage design on one of the MiG 21's. So I decided to build the MiG 21 and put on the Vietnam markings and added on the Ambush Camouflage that I've seen on the show. I think it came out pretty good. By the way, I own both DVD book set for Season One and Two. Hope they create a third season in the future. Model: Academy kit # 2171 Built: 3-06-07 Scale: 1/48

LOL... You are correct nope there wasn't one, I just added FP for my initials

Yup, That's one of plans.

Looking Good!!!

Thanks Lee for the tips... The next Cuda I build I will do those tips. Do you have this Cuda posted on here? I would love to see how you did yours.

AMAZING build!!! Two Thumbs way UP!!!

Here's my 1967 Shelby GT-350 better known as the real "Eleanor". After watching "Gone in 60 Seconds" with Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie. I wanted to paint it with the same metallic gray color. For an AMT kit, it went very well together. I was surprised to see how well it went together for an AMT kit, as they are infamous for not lining up correctly. The end project, the car looks good. This was my first striping job by using the decals in the kit. I was afraid that the color may bleed through the white stripe (as many of my modeling friends warned me about). But as you can see, it went on very nicely. Model: AMT/Ertl # 38492 Built: 4-10-09 Scale: 1/25