lizardlust

SPECTACULAR build - your finishes, craftsmanship and attention to detail are phenomenal!!!

Razor-sharp execution, and a very eye-catching color scheme to boot!!! Neat rod, Mike!!!

Didn't realize that the Batman had gone into the beverage industry - looks like he could use a touch of Rogaine, as well!!

Really nice rendition of my all-time favorite body style!!! Too bad it had to be such an insufferable little beggar, though!!

Flawless finish work and PURE EYE CANDY to boot!!!

WONDERFUL build - I have seldom seen this model treated with such craftsmanship and attention to detail!! Even the old one-piece chassis looks good!!!

NICE and useful casting - it would look great sitting in a suitably "de-optioned" AMT 75-79 Ford truck!!!

Nice decal work and wheel detailing, Infamous!! Welcome to the forum as well!!

Too many to list them all, but I have a few that come to mine at the moment: Bob, proprietor of House Of Hobbies(AKA "House Of Horrors") in Clearwater, FL. The creations displayed in his shop window planted the seed many years ago. Terry Jessee and George Bojaciuk get me interested in the craft again with the builds shown in their SAE articles - "Requiem For A Hemiweight" and "Cowboy Cadillac" hooked me DEEP. The models of Don Emmons hold a special place in my heart, especially his Parnelli Jones Mercury - STILL a knockout in my eyes. I would be remiss if I omitted Mr. Obsessive Himself, Bill Geary, for his beautiful and ingenious creations that always amaze me and occasionally give me migraines trying to emulate!!

Breathtaking rendition of one of The Intimidator's finest rides!!! Not too sure what Bill Elliot and Geoff Bodine would think of it, though...

What do you thin it with - lacquer thinner, vermouth, or Pepsi?!?

Any truth to the rumor that the Roush Edition will sport a twin-cylinder OHV Briggs with a SPIN-ON oil filter?!??

All I can say is - COOOOOOL!!!!

What an ill-bred, raunchy, mangy, disreputable MUTT - I LOVE IT!!!!!

It COULD be worse - I've had some "Chunx O' Resin" that, if they were filled in the same manner, would resemble Pinhead from "Hellraiser"!!!

Looks great, Dug - compared to my first efforts upon re-entering the hobby, it's a Rembrandt!! As long as you enjoyed yourself and did something positive instead of vegetating in front of a television, everything else is just gravy.

Wonderful build, Dave - it looks like it rolled out of John Craft's book!!!

Impeccable build quality and a fitting tribute!! Benny could speak eloquently with simple directness - a quality sorely missing from his successors.

If I hadn't been clued in by your narrative, I'd assume it was either a scarce AMT original or a premier resin offering - NICE!!

Looks tremendous, Rob - I think the amount of accurizing you did moves it beyond the realm of a simple resto job.

LOVELY job on an interesting subject!! It gives me the urge to play with mine and make something out of it!!

Happy birthday, Jairus!!

It is surprising, given the number of resin conversion kits offered in the past and STILL being created today, that Revell hasn't seen fit to modify some of their Fox Mustang tooling to offer an 87-92 LX notchback coupe!! A GM "Colonnade" 73-77 intermediate offering should sell well - perhaps if Revell expanded the 77 Monte Carlo to a full-detail offering of a Cutlass or Grand Am from that era? And, given their continued popularity, wouldn't a Ford pickup from the 60-66 and/or 67-72 generation move quickly from the shelves?? My two cents!!

GREAT looking models, Gabe!!! Congrats, Mike - looks like ya got a builder there!!!

Your bike looks great so far(the plastic one!)!! Welcome to the forum, and I hope you and your son continue to enjoy the hobby!!!