rmvw guy

Nice job! I love all the weathering and graphics. I need one of these for my collection.

I personally would like to see it. You could PM Junkman since it is his thread. It's a yes from me even if just for inspiration and it's not really a contest, just for fun.

Looking good Walt, nice progress.

Nice start, the engine looks good, I'll be watching. Are the wheels going to stay black? If so they look good.

Nice progress! It reminds me a lot of the garage my parents had when I was growing up. Keep it going!

Hope you didn't build this while you were actually driving. I always thought you guys were just sleeping when you're not driving and on the road. Did you paint it at a rest park? This is amazing to me! Nice job on the model, by the way.

Looking good!!! Love the stance.

Man, you hit the Jackpot!!! Nice score for sure and you did a nice job of finishing them, in two weeks? Wow!!!!!

I was just getting ready to ask if you painted the flames and then I went back and read the beginning. It looks good in the pictures. Nice job.

It was for me too Scott but, the most important site I'm on. If all else fails you can always try it for free. Good luck!

This is going to make a cool custom!!!

Thanks Tom, I think I was still a little high on the fumes when I posted all those pictures. Seriously though, I have been loving the little bottles of Testors ever since I discovered ( from here), they work with lacquer thinner, good luck with it so far anyway.

It sounds like some of the problems I was having until I downloaded Google chrome, and then everything started working again. It was free!

Wow! A new way to build that one. Love it!!!

Nice job on the foil and I agree it can be a pain. These old cars always look way up in the air when we build them stock, just get so use to the lowered stance these days. That is a neat old Plymouth, I would love to have a real one. I had a '40 two door sedan that was gray way long time ago.

You should have fun with the Woody, I did on mine. Welcome, I'll be watching your progress. The pictures aren't too hard to figure out, if I can do it anyone can.

Cool and different way to do that one. I love it!

Yes probably slides. I forgot to mention, when I went through your thread looking at all the pictures, I got so caught up in it I almost forgot about the scale. You are doing a very realistic approach at making it all come alive. Nice work.

Nice start.

Nice looking pair. I would love to see a new '57 Ranchero kit released in the future. Can't help but notice your Fairlane driver's door is ajar, mine always does the same thing, can't seem to keep it closed all the way. These two do look good together, now you just need a Custom.

Just read your Entire thread, the work you are doing is awesome. I saw the diorama on your other thread with the cool hot rod and loved it, now I fully appreciate it. I thought I recognized the parts for your shop heater so, I showed them to my wife. She said they are cassette holders they use in the medical lab. Neat idea! Everything is really looking cool, makes me want to do a little more work on my garage. Thanks for sharing.

Eye popper, wow!!!! Nice Nova, you couldn't help but, get noticed on any table.

What did you use for the mesh? It looks spot on! These cars are full of plenty of nostalgia, love 'em.

Nice job! I like the idea of counter sinking the holes from the rear to make it look more metal like, looks like it worked. I love your diorama also and the pictures look great. Nice hot rod!!!

Nice job Richard. That's a lot of BMF!