greymack

Hi there thats sure a nice bug great work.

Well here is something you don't see every day and this is also based on a real truck its a 1957 Willys Pickup that was converted to a farm vehicle.The original truck had a post pounder on it I thought it looked weird but figured it make a neat model project.It took some major scratch building but it was fun .Starting to get some very old builds done now.

Here I got the monogram late 80's Ford pickup and added 4x4 drive train,3/4 ton rims,modified box to look like service bed.Well back in the day we use to get this truck to come service our tractor when we didn't have time to repair our own stuff.I added a few things that the original look of the truck like a lite back and power tailgate looks cool. .

Opps that needs a bit more work.

Well another Dodge here I built this Challenger T/A stock even with a 440 ci .I have seen in pictures Challengers of this color.

Hey guys is is a new model that I just finished .The truck is based on a local hauler from around here.

Hey guys well I cleanup my bench clean after I get my builds done just makes it easier now if I could keep my work bench clean in my garage that would be a bonus.

Hi guys I'm just curious if anyone organizes there models on the shelves by era or not?

Hey guys have to add my 2 cents here too if one is so worried about what health effects then just buy all the professional auto painters gear you need and then you know your safe.Also a spray booth helps alot like others have said here.Or buy a hazmak suit.

Thats a handy tip I'll use that for sure.

Hey guy can you move around in there? I like the wall to wall models though

Hi there guys just wondering if any of the model kit companies ever made they Oshkosh trucks? Or does someone just have to scratch build one?

Hi there all well here is how I see the hobby we spend what we can afford and look for ther best deals out there.To spend a few bucks on some kits is better then blowing your money away on stupid stuff and we all know what they can be.So spend a few dollars but don't blow the budget and be crafty.

Hi Rick well you know what they say once a model builder always a model builder in a few years or at a later date you'll be craving to model build again.I sure wouldn't sell my model stuff I would just stash it away for while that is my oppion.

Oh I like this build neat.

Hey dude very cool build just wondering how you got them big boots under the wheel wells did you have to modify much?

Hey guys thanks for the comments .Well this is how I made that 4 dr I used the same body and changed the roof some and re scribed the door line and with help of some pictures I found its easy guys.I'll have more 4 door cars to come stay tuned.

Just a different build 1970 Mustang CJ 428 with black on black paint job.I guess some could say this could of been a business man model.

Here I built this Olds 442 convertible all stock it was to nice of a kit to build other than box stock.

Hey guys here are some new builds two 1964 Fairlane one is 2 dr and other is 4dr and both are stock

Hi there H3 I may have some parts for you to build that truck.I have the 8 ft box in resin and 2 sizes of 8 bolt rims.If interest pm me and we can work out a trade.

Hey guys I guess I have to start putting up some pictures here of my newiest builds.Here is a 75 Chevy Blazer with a large camper on the back.I'm still working on this one but its pretty much done.

Hi there very nice build so did you go with them axles because the original kit axles suck?

OHOH I shouldn't of seen this thread now more ideas.

Hi guys thanks for the info I try the tips out.