bisc63

Very nice! What a nice assortment of personalized vehicles, and a high standard all around. Much to love, but the rag top Lincoln and black GTO both score high on the kool scale.

Welcome to the forum! We have a wide variety of modeling subjects shown here, there is a section for non-automotive subjects, so show us what you're working on!

Fantastic detail work and over all concept. Put a down-facing single point light source and you could get some cool moody street light pics.

Agree wholeheartedly with Steven G. and CanCon. Less is more; the texture of a vinyl top is practically nil at 1/25 scale, but making simple, straight seams and proper trim are far more important than some over-complicated texture effects. I like Krylon semi-flat black shot in short bursts from a distance. If you get a little too dry, hit it with a slightly wetter burst.

Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly does this mean?

One of your nicest builds yet, and there have been many great looking racers from your bench! Doesn't hurt that it's a red Mopar. ? Well done.

Another great example of what CAN be with a plain kit in the right hands! Great looking model, and plus 1 on the color choice; it looks perfect for the car!

Very nice! Well done.

Very similar (if not same) setup is found in AMT's older but common 57 Chevy with the optional 409:

You captured the look! That dark blue is really attractive. The Hot Wheels World Race animation is creative, fun stuff.

Very cool custom. I really like your use of subtle color for such a strong visual impact.

Very nicely done, and was interesting and fun to watch your progress on this build. Fantastic results, but I'm especially impressed by the interior; your color choices and detailing really stand out.

Great looking Chevelle! The old 1/24 Monogram kits are fun to build, and look the part. Well done.

Love the under-hood details. Very well done.

A very clean build, with very good work on the tiny raised letters and emblems, and what a great color for an El Camino.

Looking like a real car now. Love the way it sits.

Just outstanding! This process is a whole new hobby in itself, careful you don't print more than you can build!? If you find that happening, you can just send me that Belvedere...

It is a TRANStar after all...

Impressive work so far! Digging the old Mopars and Tr-5 cousins in all forms, but that 4drHdtp Belvedere just speaks to me! Just2cool.

Very nicely done, and the finish is very believable. Foil or paint? Both?!

That came out very nice! Well done.

Looks just right! I owned a '63 Biscayne way back, and I pulled the rear springs from a '64 Chevy station wagon and put them under my car, and it gave almost exactly the stance your model has. Well done.

Very cool! I don't mind the interior color, I think it looks nice with the exterior color. The surprise under the hood is a fun touch. Nicely done.

Welcome Sean! Very nice work you've done there. I like a variety of subjects myself, and I feel you on the shelf space for planes!

She's a beauty! Well done.