rmvw guy

I need one on my shelf. Nice job, very cool.

Nice collection of garage tools and parts. I can imagine a lot of cool scenes here.

It could have been used as the "Monkey Mobile" instead of the GTO. Truly one-of-a-kind. Kool.

I like Pinterest; http://www.pinterest.com/rmvw/corvette-53-to-67/ Click on some of the images for additional information, click again and get some more, sometimes. Do a search at the left top and save it for later on your own board. It's easy.

Me Too! The Cowbell pulls it all together, I love it. Love the other rod also, even though I missed the build. I will have to search for it. Nice job Doc as always, love the Cranky Show.

Very cool, now you have me looking around for a drawer she wouldn't miss.

Nice work, I love it!

Welcome, rust and rot can be fun.

Welcome back Mike.

I love the theme, "Cars I owned". These builds are the most fun to me and bring back great memories. You did a nice job on the model, I love it. My count is now up to 10 on cars I owned and built in 1/25 scale. My favorite is my first car owned. I am sure you have plenty of great stories you could share of when you owned this car.

Thanks Marcos.

The wagon looks perfect for the time era of the dragster. I love them both. The closed trailer would have been a true luxury for the same time period. Nice job on it also. It looks like a lot of work went into this, especially with all the BMF.

At the end of last year I had 8 builds long going and I made a resolution to finish them all before I started any more. I soon finished all 8 and 2 or 3 new ones. I was Happy, Happy, Happy. Now I am stalled again on one that was moving fast until I ran into a problem with the tires not working. It has been 3 weeks since I did anything to it. I just want to start another but, I don't want to get back in a rut with too many uncompleted. These tires just have me too upset for no reason. Don't want to ruin a perfect model like I have so many times. Call me crazy. I'm just looking for inspiration on here. I am envious of so many on here who make it look so easy. I like to follow some of the on going builds which really only make me want to start another project. It's a crazy vicious circle sometimes but, I love it. I would just say to you build as many as you are comfortable with until it is no longer fun. Take a break a while if you feel the need. After all, it is just a hobby.

Very nice, love the color, great save.

Nice truck, very cool, I like it a lot.

Now for a one hour build, I tried that once and don't recommend it. Yours looks good and I'm sure he is happy with it. How many hours will be spent repairing it for him after useing it for play?

I would have believed the House of Kolor story. Nice work with craft paint, you got my attention. The truck looks fantastic.

Now I will comment with the added pictures. WOW! The wood looks so real. Nice job! Now I just want to see it at a show with full details. I know you will add a surfboard with a natural wood finish.

Corvettes post 1967 and any NASCAR models. Why did I buy them, I ask myself.

Nice Impala, has it all!

You are just teasing us with one picture Art. Hope to see it at Indy.

Perfect! The red wheels really pop with the yellow. I love the way you removed the trim and left holes. Great low buck, old school hot rod.

Garage. No problem with the kitchen table as long as you have good lighting and a spill proof surface, I have done it.

Nice job on the paint, the yellow stripe really sets it off. Beautiful!

Nice job and looks like lots of fun.