rmvw guy

Nice look, got to love the gassers! Great detail work Ron.

This truck has a lot of character, great job on all the weathering and the rack. Thanks for recycleing it again.

Awesome job, like always Dr. Cranky!

I like them all, they look a whole lot like what I build. I only build scratch or kit bash when I need a break from stock. They never make it on a show table anyway but, they are fun to build. The painting is half the fun for me. Keep 'em coming!

Too funny! Yeah, it's you.

I like the idea! If it makes you laugh it's worth it's weight in gold. I was thinking of Paul Sr. when I first looked. You need to post a picture of yourself and give us all a good laugh when we make the comparison. lol

I want to do this one, keep it going, I like it so far.

The red spark plug wires and blue manifolds pop! Nice looking '32.

Beautiful, I like everything about it.

Very nice!

Love the Old School primered one above. The two tone looks good also. This old kit still has some good potential.

Nice big trunk makes a great trailer!

My stuff comes from local hobby store ( Toys Forever Models and Hobbies, Muncie, Indiana ), Hobby Lobby, and Hobby Town USA, Indianapolis ( about 50 miles away). No credit card to order online (Wife is in charge of that. lol)

Nice start on great subject matter!

Enjoyed your video.

Amazing!

Nice job putting the two kits together and making a beautiful model.

I would like more engine choices. For instance, have a choice of the stock engine or a hot rod engine like the old 3 in 1 kits. All the '32 fords should have a stock engine included, a Falcon should include a Ford engine not just a BB Chevy, a'49 Mercury should have a flathead included along with the Caddy, a Sb and BB engine in all the Impalas and Novas, etc. etc. Also more tire choices instead of the same standard tires in almost all the kits. Oh, and more wheel choices along with stock hubcaps. And all this for a lower price. lol

Nice, clean, stock, I like them all. I have a place in my heart for all the '32 Fords I see. Thanks for sharing Frank.

Beautiful build!

The last one I smashed was an airplane. That's why now I just build cars and trucks.

Nice job on the paint and graphics.

That's some big meats on the rear! I like the paint.

Nice and shiney! This is always a great kit.

The last two books I have read, DW "A Lifetime Going Around in Circles" and AJ "The LIFE of America's Greatest Race Car Driver". I lean towards these type of books although my wife got me reading the whole John Grissom series. She reads while I work on my models.