IceMan Collections

Thank you guys. Appreciate you taking the time to leave a few comments.

Can anyone help? Not sure what kit they belong to. AMT? SMP?

Thanks Stephen and Jon. Appreciate you taking the time to leave comments.

Thank you very much.

Thanks guys. Appreciate all the kind words. Snake - the chassis is from a regular 32 that I z'd. The green paint is model master medium green. I used spray but it's also available for for air brush.

Looks great Clayton.

Dont be so hard on yourself. This look great!

I'm still waiting on mine to arrive. But yours look great already. Didnt they come out just a week ago?

Thanks guys.

Thanks everyone. Dont be confused, Mike. It's just plastic.

Excellent build. That dash detail looks amazing!

Just finished up these two.

I build this one along with the green "lowboy". I started with just this one but the further along I got, the more I wondered why not something different while I wait for things to dry. Really enjoyed them both.

Hahaha! He said decent... I think theyre great. Are the wires for the lights?

I think it's really simple. The Holthaus family has said that they won't, especially now, create a website. If you don't trust the feedback from folks on one of the biggest modeling websites on the Internet (many experts here I would say) or won't trust google images, then it's probably best you stop hoping for any of that to change. Don't order any. But one things for sure...you guys are missing out! Their products will be missed more than any other resin company I know.

I'm starting to doubt it...

Nice! I love what you did on the doors. Are those decals or what did you make the stencil from?

Thanks Chris

Thanks everyone. Pacen - They are Modelhaus tires.

Every single part is top quality. Google should help.

I have yet to find a resin kit that just fell together. I mean all resin is going to need preparation. Even plastic kits need preparation. Maybe stick to plastic for now....maybe even snap kits. Sounds like you're afraid of the work you'll need to put into them. Many many kits plastic and resin will require some fidgeting with to get the interior to sit well, to get the wheels straight, to get the windshield with no gaps, etc. Take your time. I know I've learned from a few old builds but I have accepted that hard work pays off.

Looks just as good as it does over at Jerrys Cherrys! And a winner for sure! Great job, Dale!

Any pics?

That is looking great! Great job on replicating that grill. Keeping an eye on this one, for sure!

Man! How far is the cemetery??