Lanny Haas

John you have to give a how to on Alcad! I cant get mine to look anywhere like yours.. fantastic build...

GREAT SCOTT MARTY!!!

Not a biggie for sure I have a winged Sprint car with the small sponser decals on the wing upside down Looking good so far. I like the light wash on the engine, to bring out the details.

Wow looking good. diecast, plastic, resin. its still a modeling. I like this.....Great weathering too..

here is my junkyord dog, found the same assortment of Hounds.

Those are neat kits. Photo eched chrome trim is cool too

One thing I dont like about it..... is its not on my shelf! Turned out great!

ThanksGuys, Danno. I should be at the june meeting, as Im done up here end of May....Have the #55 hudson next.....

used Dave Van decals...fantasticdecals

before After frist time doing a fade paint job

the finished trim

here area few more photos how did I foils this?? I just covered the trim with foil, Trim around it as close as I can, and branish it down using a brush just fill in over the foil, and take your finger and run it over the top of the trim and you have a chrome trim peice.

i like the med tape idea....great work as always

Sorry I mised this one!!!!

Ebay? Hummmm

nice recovery though, man you are whipping through that thing. maybe now that you know what the challenges are, you should get another and take like a month or something to do it. but it does look pretty respectable as it turned o yes thinking the same thing

the plastic is real brittle, this is what is left of the chassis, after I slamed it on my work table, So after i thought about a 63 year old acting like a 2 year old, I peiced it all back together, but painted it black, I also reworked the rear end, I added tubes to it. Got it all back together, the headers are not easy to install, I had to remove the starter, cant see it anyway.. but I finished it......

where does the line start

This is going to be sweet. Good job man......one thing about weathering is going too far. That's a call you have to make, but looking good so far......

Ive been building since i was 11, back in 1959, do the math. Only the 2 nd model i have ever got angry with, so I'm rebuilding it after my little fit....got the frame back together, (was in three pieces) redesigned the rear end. It will live again

, all the chrome should go, frame sanded, none of the attaching pins line up, really disappointed. Nice Body, will use it on a stret rod or something.

I just picked up one, started building, and poor fit, lots of flash and ejector marks. instruction sheet, miss leading, at least to me. installed the rear end 3 tims, as it keep breaking off. on the good side, nice motor, body, and front tires and wheels. but in the end, those were the only parts that survied, after bouncing it off the wall