rmvw guy

What I am noticing here are a lot of gems from the past like this one I have missed! Watched it in part last night on youtube, just pure fun and a lot of old actors when they were young. I have a lot of catching up to do with all the great stuff. Thanks, please keep it going. Yes, I know I was wrong on my last guess.

This looks like "Fall Guy" to me staring Lee Majors. Am I right?

Uncle Buck

Nice variety of builds, I like them all. Is that a Hot Rod Lincoln with the flathead 12? I love it! Would like to see more pictures Jeff. Nice work!!!!

You got it G!!!!

How about this one?

I am still crying.......not really. Go Colts!...next year. Never thought I would be rooting for the Seahawks. Brady Brady Brady, yes I am sick of it. He will be the best for a long time if they win, every time you watch football that is all you will hear. I don't hate him.....no.

The 6 figures from Hobby Lobby in a tube might work. They are in all differnt possitions seated and standing. You may want to do some modification to their faces or transplant heads to get the effect. They are all in pink and white clothes found in the section with smalle figures of cowboys, vikings and army men.

Yes you got it!!! Danny DeVito Richard Dreyfess were in it.

This is fun! A 1987 movie this time.

You got it Joe. There were some great cars in that one.

What movie?

You got it Snake!

What movie?

This one is an old classic kit for sure. Nice job on the clean finish. I have it's evil twin in my collection.

Nice one, I love the trailer theme. Speaks to me also! That's a smile on my face.

Okay here's one you all should know. Maybe too easy?

Beautiful job Bob!!!! I would never believe it was the same model if you hadn't told me. Great history on this one also, I am very impressed. It really looks super next to the Little T, very cool! 5 Stars *****

One more I just couldn't resist! Thanks for looking.Well maybe two.

Oh, and the two cars were totally painted with Testors enamels and finished in three days while at the Gulf. Glad I could put a smile on someone's face besides the one I had while building these. Simple and Fun! That's what it's all about! Thanks again.

Thanks so much guys you made my day today. Back home again in Indiana just now all the way from Gulf Shores, Alabama where the photos were taken. Glad to have missed the round of cold and snow here, now in the 40s here. This is a beautiful country we live in. Some people must have thought I was crazy laying on the beach and taking pictures of model cars. A couple asked if I was alright. What we do for our hobby. Thanks for all the wonderful comments.

Easy one Ace. Thelma and Louise. Sorry I don't have one ready.

Here's a few more.

Having some fun at the beach today photographing these two just finished hot rods. Seems everyone had a '26 T Black Widow back years ago except me. The other '32 pickup was around the same era I think. Both cars could have electric motors installed with room for batteries in the bed I think. I always shied away from these type 1/24 scale kits. Well now I am a fan. No doubt they are model cars by the look. I love them, real fun building. I used the left over decals from the Widow on the '32. Enjoy!!!

Example; Revell '37 Ford Coupe 1/24 and 1/24 '36 Ford Coupe idea: Parts should interchange to make a stock '37 Ford, right, WRONG!!! I cut up two models now I have a stalled project. Since they are already cut up, maybe two jolopies for the weekend crash up derby. Throw another '37 Ford flatback sedan in the mix now I have three stalled projects all in one box. Tired of thinking about it, now build a quick build to come out of the slump. Now two quick builds. WOW!!!!! What's next???