Jim B

Great looking combination.

Very nice. I like it.

It's nicely done.

That looks really nice. You did a great job on this one. I really like the blue & silver color combination.

Looks really nice.

Nice looking Charger. Well done.

Looks pretty good. I like it in the purple.

Great looking Coronet. Very well done.

That looks amazing! Very well done.

Thanks, Carl.

Great looking Corvettes.

Very well done. I like the changes you made with the side doors.

Awesome looking Vettes. Very well done.

That's really cool. Very steam punk.

That's pretty cool. I didn't even know they made 1/24 scale motorcycles.

Interesting car. Nicely done.

Neat! I have a TOS USS Enterprise in 1/2500 scale on my shelf and it only 4-1/2" long.

Thanks, Larry. Bill, there's a show in Oneida? The only other shows I go to in CNY was SyrCON in October & the Fulton show in November.

Nice looking Enterprise. Is that 1/1000 scale?

It's the Spring Thaw Model Show. Sunday March 29th, from 9-3, at the Willowvale Fire Co, 3459 Oneida St., Chadwicks, NY. https://daveski25.wixsite.com/springthawmodelshow

Thanks, Bill. Hoping to bring it to the Utica Show in March.

Great looking wagon.

Oh, no! It's that rainy day in Southern California!

Why this car is automatic. It's systematic. It's hydromantic. Why it's Greased Lightning! Remember the story about this car from the movie. The car is a 1948 Ford Deluxe convertible that was purchased by Kenickie in the summer of 1957 as a real junker. Then the car was modified by the T-Birds in the Shop Class at Rydell High. Now, in talking to a friend of mine who is an auto mechanic, he said that a modification like this probably couldn't be done by a HS Shop Class in a semester in the real world; buy hey, since when has Hollywood ever been in the real world. It was a pleasurable build, and I think it came out alright.

That's not very encouraging.