rmvw guy

Storage rack? Didn't work for me, too many sizes of bottles and cans and I really just want to use them up, which never seems to happen, except the little bottles of Testors.

Not bad for all the first's, actually I think it's pretty cool especially with the Studebaker mill. I was just photographing my 3 Model A's and I don't have any room to criticize.

I'm enjoying this thread, nice work guys. I'll get some pictures of mine together for this just for fun, don't expect anything great, they are all older builds.....Okay, here's mine, like I said not great. I didn't realize I have only three. Now I have an excuse to build more and plenty of reference material from this thread, thanks.

Beautiful job Mr. Art. I love it in that color.

Nice and not easy, looks great!

Nice job, it looks great with those wheels.

I like the interior with the added seat belts. Nice job.

Very cool and nice weathering, it looks very convincing.

Beautiful!!!

Nice looking custom, I love the gold.

Nice job, I love the colors.

Nice job on all the details. Congrats.

I had to look twice, I thought for a minute it was another Cranky build. Nice job on the weathering, it looks like you have his technique down. I love '50 Fords also, I'll be watching.

It looks cool so far. I know you will come up with something great on this one, I'll be watching.

Nice job, I love it.

It looks as good as the cover car, nice job.

Nice craftsmanship Anne. I wish I could be that neat with my paints. Oh and my wife says you are probably not even a girl.

It looks good. I love the gold paint.

Nice job I like it a lot. Thanks for doing a lot of the the research for when I start mine! It's been on the shelf for at least 10 years.

"WOW" is right, nothing like rusty eye candy. That is some beautiful patina Doc!

Can't wait to see the rest, come on sunshine! I love all your color choices and can't wait to see the lowered stance. I think the engine looks great in the blue and more noticeable. The Ford Flathead is always the right choice, I.M.O.

From where I live, I'll make the trip to Indy about 50 to 60 miles away at least twice a year. Got to watch the Wife though, or she will plan a vacation somewhere else the week of the show like she did last year. I have never entered a car at either show, maybe this year. I would like to attend one at Cincinnati or Louisville someday or maybe Columbus, Ohio or Chicago. All these cities are in the 100 to 200 mile range. It could become costly with motel expense and travel if I went any farther.

I agree, simple is sometimes the best cure for builder's block or whatever name you want to give it. It looks like "White Lightning" to me, nice job. I did one of those in purple pearl a couple of years ago and loved it. I want to build the '57 Chevy Snap one of these days.

Very cool!

Yes there is a couple of models buried in there. Where does all this clutter come from? I wish I could be neat but, it never lasts.