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Mr O, What year Vette is that, and where did you get the steelies and dog dishes for it, and did the ragtop come in the kit? Sweet model!! Cheers, Ian

Impressive build, all

Beautiful job Thor. Which kit did you use? Cheers, Ian

Thanks for all the tips, guys!

Sweet!

Nice build so far . Go with the dog dish!!!

Sebastien, Wow, thats some heavy stuff. If I ever decide to build a tuner, I'll look you up Cheers, Ian

Jeff, What Revell kit? new or old? I'll have to pick one up for myself That color green is the same green my '69 Custom S was.

Dan, I hear ya brother, I feel your pain

Works for me! I'll need at least two sets of the old school finned brake drums, front and rear. I'll need one set very soon, and the other I'll have to contact you

Oh Yeah, plan on it It was actually a gluebomb. I had to do a lot of grinding and reworking Perfect candidate for a farmer's field

Adam, I don't think he kitbashed the van, he was a casual modeler. A furure project Hey all, Here is another future project waiting in the wings MPC 1976 Ventura, needs a motor and wheels/rims And this one, I need help with this one, its a Mercury Cougar, '67 or '68? but it's molded in tan plastic(?) I thought it was MPC, but I'm not sure. Any ideas? It's missing a bunch of parts, I'd like to go factory stock with this one. The emblem on the front fender says "390" on it. Anyone know when I can get replacement parts for it? Yet another restoration project Cheers, Ian

Hey all, This is what happens when a buddy gives me a box of junk cars and parts My first rustbucket after it dries for a while, I'll start experimenting with rusting it up more Cheers, Ian

I build to relax. I'm building outside of my comfort zone right now, I'm repainting a couple of HO train engine shells, and working on my first ever rustbucket/junker car.. It's new ground for me, I've spent most of my modeling life building aircraft so I'm a little skittish about taking chances, but I'll give it a shot Cheers, Ian

Terry, I noticed it too, but its still a beautiful bird! Cat, looks great, I bet you used the same decal sheet I used on mine Cheers Ian

Absolutley amazing!!! I've always wanted to do a battle damaged starship

John, Funny you should mention that, thats why I had to sell my 1969 Catalina Convertible back in '90.. My oldest boy was only three at the time, and my ex was pregnant with my daughter.. We ended up with a mini-van.... Man, I wish I had that car back... Cheers, Ian

Jeff, Love it!!!! Which kit are you using? What type of rims? Rally IIs or steel w/dogdish hubcaps? Looking forward to seeing the finished product Cheers, Ian

I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it, but it will definately get a resto job at some point.

G, If your interested, I know of a killer train forum.....

I agree, our generations Pearl Harbor

Boy, the things you see in small town USA! Chuck, c'mon up the Da UP, eh, and bring your camera, lots of different stuff up here Cheers, Ian

Harold, You kmow, I never thought of that..acrylic or enamel?

Yeah, now that I really look at it, I probably built a few when I was kid as well Underneath, the plastic is red, so I'm guessing '60's version(?) Cheers, Ian

Bob, I used Dullcote on some old Revellogram NASCAR tires years ago, and it made the tires sticky. I think I'll try acrylic like you suggested. Thanks Cheers, Ian