Lunajammer

You're partially right. My list does not include the many projects over the years I've started and walked away from. I consider my "in progress" projects the "A" list of things that keep coming back to the bench now and then or are currently on the bench.

Projects I consider 40% to 90% done... Alternomad Modelhaus '93 Caprice Wagon '59 Impala Scratch built compressor trailer Cannonball 2017 CBP Corvette Cannonball 2014 CBP Camaro Zombie Apocalypse '66 Mustang (still dead) Utopian Future CBP 3-wheel Cherry Bomb '32 Ford rat rod '50 Chevy Pickup snapper (replica) DOH Charger ala Dirty Mary Crazy Larry '67 Impala '53 Chevy 210 stock 1/48 F-101 Voodoo 1/48 B-26 Marauder

My GF and I are locationally obligated to watch all episodes of all the series. I pointed out to her it was within character that Ray Stussy drives an old Corvette, but the least popular version. You could add a Revell Hummer H2 and have yourself a little scene diorama.

I can see that. I get it. Neat idea and Citation looks as good as any.

But your half-builts are as interesting as anything on this forum. I'd settle for a recap roundup.

Glad you're posting this. I'm learning something. I like what you've done.

This was the one year I didn't bring my camera. I forgot it after I left the house, then remembered, just didn't want to go back for it.

Hard to believe they not only flew but had a long, valiant service career. Yours looks very good.

I can tell by the pilot figures and separation line on the tail that it's the same kit I built as a kid. Yours looks way better. I loaded the nose with clay because I was too leary of it being tail heavy. Nice work.

Bandit Firebird and Cletus Semi.

That Olds is getting to look scary tough Jeremy, keep 'er going.

Growing up, auto racing, especially Indy racing, was a bit of a blood sport. I personally knew of no women who wanted to see men take their lives into their own hands for what they deemed a foolish risk. I think the explosion of NASCAR viewership and to some extent Indy racing among families and women is because they could watch knowing they're not likely to see anyone die or get seriously hurt.

That's fantastic! The way you lit and shot it makes it look like a movie set. Very cleanly done.

Our LHS owner complains of people coming in with printed internet pages in hand, wanting to see an item they are interested in ordering online. That galls him more than anything, knowing he's giving them his time and expertise to the benefit of an anonymous web seller. He politely tells them it's all right there on the box and helps someone else.

Excellent. Looks pretty real.

That turned out pretty well. It's a pretty good kit to start with and you made some excellent changes.

Your love for this project shows in your craftsmanship. Well done my friend. It's a beaut.

Fantastic! Are you kidding me?

Bummer. Not an "A" lister, but he was magnetic. Natural acting chops that was a pleasure to watch.

Wow. Stunning.

Looked good at GSL. My GF liked it immediately and is in her facebook gallery of our trip. Nice work.

Heh-heh, general cleanup. I've got no problem looking at this again. Hey Chuck, did you ever do a tutorial on your rusting? It's always spot on and I suspect some of it may be simpler than I think it is. I'd love to know your technique.

That's a goll darned crispy clean build there. Excellent.