Rob Z

Very nice Roger, GREAT WORK!!! The paint is perfect and the detail is AWESOME!!!

Love that Hemi set up but, just another idea, how about the flat 6 out of the '41 Plymouth with that blower setup... Would be interesting and challenging at the same time...

This will be interesting to watch, I have always wondered about these Pocher kits and thier level of detail. I will be interested to see how this one turns out...

Sure looks good to me, just curious to see what is going to be used for a grill/headlight assembly...

Sorry Cranky but, I can't be of any help in this matter, I sure would like to see it come to life though... :lol:

That's some stunning work, what you have done in just a couple of days would have taken me a month. That's if I were to take on a project of this magnitude. Great work so far, can't wait for more...

I'm really liking this, GREAT WORK!!!

Really nice!!! This is going to be one nice looking concept...

Here's one I found just Googling his name...

I agree, I had a '78 Fairmont and this is looking really good...

That manifold turned out GREAT!!! As soon as I saw the problems your having with the tire and bumper I went and checked mine and have no such issue. Must have gotten a hair in the chrome process and ran out of material on your tire...

That's really turning out SWEET!!! Great job Walt...

That's really KOOL John, I will definately follow the progress of this one, since I missed out on the first one...

This really turned out SWEET!!! Great job all around...

This has been one of my favorite cars as a young kid when I opened up my first Drag Racing book I got from the school library, this and Tommy Ivo's cars were in the first few pages. I must say, you have really brought this car to life, AWESOME work...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mark!!! :lol: Hope that's it's a great one...

I'm sure that you will do this one some justice and your daughter will LOVE it... Can't wait to see some progress on it...

This is just CRAZY KOOL!!! You did a marvelous job of updating a long forgotten kit and bringing it to the modern day all the while maintaining the true Poncho appeal... Great job Sean...

That's the AMT Rides Magazine Custom Collection series. AMT called it a 1940 Ford Woodie. I really like the color choice you made for this one, and a Hemi too!!! SWEET!!!

I saw this build going on on another forum and wondered what happened to it.. All I have to say is AMAZING!!! Everything about this car is beautiful, you did a great job on finishing it off...

NICE!!!

Very nice looking bike, kind of reminds me of the first Harley I ever rode when I was about 17 or 18. It was my fathers '73 FLHP (P=Police) tank shift bike.

Started this kit 2 or 3 years ago and ended up putting it back in the box because I hated the handlebars I had for it... Actually I have 3 of these Revell kits and they all had the buckhorn bars in them. Back before Christmas I did a "blind trade" with Badgass, he needed a racers wedge and I told him to just send me some Harley parts he had bagged up. Well he sent me a whole sealed kit of another Revell chopper and it had the drag bars I needed to complete this one. I got a little anxious and took the pictures before I decided to call it complete but, the tail light and headlight are on it now. I also did some wiring and plumbing but, ran out of material and to be honest I am just happy to finally have it on the shelf. One day I may plumb the rear brake and oil line but I am satisfied for now. So before I go on any more, I'll let the pictures talk... Thanks for looking...

What Roni said... This thing is amazing, I never really caught a grasp as to how big this really is until you had the engine in your hands... HOLY COW!!! That's HUGE, I wouldn't know where to display such a work of art but maybe a museum...

That's really SWEET!!! I love those old Buick's, the front end looks almost post modern. Kind of like a couple of knife edges coming at you... My brother in law has a '63 Skylark that I keep pushing him to get back to work on, it has the all aluminum 215c.i. and is a really solid car, just a little body work and she's ready to roll...