rmvw guy

Nice job on all the detail. I also, like Kane noticed the blower belt writing, nice!

I like the first set of seats. Glad to see you are making some progress, keep it going please!

How sweet it is with plenty of character. I watched this under "Workbench", it came out great!

That is just neat all over! It has your eyes going all over the place. I love it!

Pretty cool! If you could get one if these to run on water. LOL That is so cool it makes me want to try my hands at one of these Zombie mobiles.

.....Hey, thanks everybody! The engine is a Lincoln 430 cube V8 provided with the kit.

More pictures, enjoy!

I just finished this, thanks for looking.

Thought I would show the other T that came in the box I finished it today. I will post more pictures in "Under Glass".

I thought I was already on here, didn't we do this once before? Anyway, I live in Delaware County, east of Muncie. Hello all you fellow Hoosiers!

From the first Smoking J to the last, they are all super cool! Now I ask myself, "Why don't I have a Henry J?"

I usually don't buy any modern kits, I'm kind of stuck in the 60's or older..Only exception would be VWs or a pickup truck. I guess that tells you my age. LOL

Great job! I love the tire stagger, it looks about right. You've got a winner!

... I agree with AZ. You slot car guys kill me with your body and paint and it's something you can really drive, sort of.

It came out really cool. I love the color and the shiny. I am now ready to trade mine in. The engine swap was a geat idea too, Henry would be proud of you.

I just bought the Meyers "Manx" at Hobby Lobby for $14.11 and a 40% off coupon. They also had the AMT Double Dragster kit. Good to see they are finally getting some newer releases. I still haven't seen the Custom '48 Ford here.

I was so excited in '87 when it was first released I bought four. I had a 1:1 '37 Coupe at the time. I sent off for my first resin coupe body for $35, at the time seemed like crazy money. I never liked the wheels and always wished it came with a flathead and other stock parts. I think the top has a scale 2" chop. Also I prefer 1/25 scale but, it is what it is. I just purchased two more recently so, I guess you could say I am a fan of the kit. It really builds into a neat vintage short track car also.

Your Harley has really come to life! Nice work, I love it! I really like your spoke wheels they are just crazy. All the other details are just so realistic, now I want to hear it run. LOL

Looking good!

Simple, nice, clean and shiny! Good job!

..I'm kind of with Cranky on this one, I like the "as is" with maybe just a touch of weathering. Or it could look even better!

...Bummer, I was getting excited for this one, the paint was awesome. I know the feeling you must be going through all too well. Sometimes this is when they take a turn for the better, maybe some weathering?

Another beauty! Thanks for sharing

Congrats on finish, it looks good from here. One giant step! Welcome back.

Nice job on the decals and paint. Nice race car!