Chris C

Thanks again, guys. This has turned out to be one of my favorites in the cabinet. Kane, still haven't figured out an easy way of pinstriping the flames....... one day..... The video how to is Here incase you missed it. Ta!

Unbelievable! That must've been a nightmare to build, but you nailed it!

That is sweet as, awesome job!

Thanks again, guys! Chris (Mooneyze) by all means send me some pics, I'll see if its something I can do. Send them to my email on the website. Please excuse the dodgy website too, just haven't time to sort it out! The video on using the masks is Here Once again, the comments are much appreciated!

Unreal! That would be awesome to have that car in the family, bet Dad will be stoked!

Thanks, guys! Had a good time on this one. No alclad used here, all out of the box chrome with some black washes. Mooneyzs, the video is in the how to section, I think a page or so in.

Very nice, those 32 ford wheels look great on anything! Top notch engine detailing too.

great build, especially like the wheels, those rears look tough as!

Sweet, love dark wheels on a bright car.

Can't beat the Gulf colours, great job!

G'Day guys! You may have seen this one acting as the guinea pig for my flame video. It's Model Kings 59 Chrysler Imperial. A very simple kit as far as parts count goes, must've only used about 12 bits! Just the way I like it. The body has had a bunch of chrome, handles and badges removed and a bit of sink mark filling. Paint is Tamiya Spray lacquers run through the airbrush. Body is white, flames are a mix of a few shades of metallic blues, followed up with Tamiya pearl clear then a bucket of 2K clear. The roof panel fades from dark blue at the pillars to light blue in the centre (a bit subtle for the camera) Wheels are pegasus, brakes are from a dead rally car the pinstripes & numberplates I made myself, "suspension" was by Dremel. Anyway, enjoy & thanks for looking!

Sweet as a nut, Doc! High Gloss or High Gross, you smash them outta the park!

Excellent build! These things are drop dead gorgeous in the flesh. I first saw one at the Melbourne F1 GP last year. Wasn't a big fan before then, but after.... I was convinced!

Nice truck! Still, the Ecto is a good looking model. At the very least it's good to see how you improve with each model. Start being critical when things don't improve Onwards and upwards!

Man, you really nail those old F1 cars, love it!

Love those big bodied girls! Any pics of the front??

Very very very nice! I'm also digging the wheels, my 51 may be raided soon..... Good to see one that isn't a rat, even tho mine probably will be! Top notch!

Mate, I reckon you're being a bit hard on yourself! Looks tops to me! Nice job, I'd say.

Yep, that is perfect! The wiring to the gauges is a neat touch too.

Love Corvairs! And this one looks the goods!

Phew! Glad you stuck with it, looks great.

Looks good to me, I like a bit of engine mix-up-ery! Never would've guessed this combo tho! Nice job fitting the six in a very cramped engine bay.

Top job, the blue really suits it! The lineup really shows how different one 32 can look from the next.

That is SWEET! Beautiful in every way, well done!

All resin, eh?? Must've been a challenge!! You did a top job, great details.