Jim B

I remember hearing about that show, but I never watched it.

Nice El Camino. What show is it supposed to be from?

That came out really nice.

Nice coupes. Well done.

Sharp looking truck.

Great looking Porsche. Well done.

I guess depending on what "year" your Paystar will be, you could use either a Cummins L10 or M11. I believe Gary Wallace of GW Trucks (gwtrucks@yahoo.com) sells them.

Very well done.

Looks really nice.

Great build. I like the details & color. Well done.

Great looking Model A. Well done.

Wonder if Indycals will be offering their 1963 Lotus 26 Upgrade kit: Lotus 29 Upgrade kit (indycals.net)

Not a big deal. You really do beautiful work. Viability? Now there's the question. There really aren't that many 1/32 rig kits currently on the market, and there aren't that many people who build them. I don't know how difficult (and economical) it would be to have wheels & tires in 1/25, but also have them scaled down to 1/32 or up to 1/16.

Nice looking 442. Well done.

You do? Didn't know that. Checked your Website, and didn't see them. All I saw was race car stuff, not heavy truck tires.

This might be a long shot, but how about decent 1/32 wheels & tires for the Revell/Monogram snap rigs & trailers? I know those kits are supposed to be for kids, but when a "big kid" wants to build one, the wheels & tires are a real draw back.

Nice Superliner. Well done.

Really great looking GTO. I've contemplated picking this kit up many times.

Great reuse of materials. Looks good to me, too.

I am looking for the muffler bracket in this kit: I'm really hoping that it wasn't on the tree with the fenders as that was so full of flash (the only tree like that, by the way) that I might have tossed it. Does anyone know what tree the muffler bracket might be on? Thanks.

Great looing Transtar. Well done.

Great looking Charger. Very well done.

That's one tough looking Camaro. Well done.

Great looking T-bird. Well done.