Dominik

Good job Nick, good job! looks like it jumped out of the boxcover! Well done!

Beautiful looking Vette! Love it - from front to end. Can you make a closeup from your doorhings? Should it be possible? Tey look very small from my view.

Wow! What a bad looking Vette. She's looking very angry and I would not meet her at night on a lonely road. Great built! Awesome.

X2 You are kidding...FOUR years? Great! Well done. What have i done in the age of four? Defenly no modeling...

Cool looking truck! A perfect thing to present cars an other way.

Nice to see a Dart built. I like those rare to find cars. Also that interesting notes about the tail- and the frontlights. I must take a look at my convertible and check this points... Thanks for these tips! Edit: how about "Licence"plates from a Dealer or with the Dodgelogo?

Well done Danny! Nice to see one build. Thanks for sharing! This kit remembers me, building my "7-eleven" in my childhood. It was a terrible kit and the result ...no words about it. If i look back i can say "hey, i was young at the age of ten..." , today i think, my skills are enough to get a better result than yesturday.

Oh, thats cool. I never saw this one built. Thanks for sharing this outstanding car!

Very nice car you've built! Like it, looking really fine.

like it!

LOL - thats funny. It looks great! Love the color and yinyllook. Well done!

Thank you all for kindest words. Thanks!

A real beauty! Love it!

Like it. The color and the rims are looking very good

...like other said: the newer kits are more better then this old one. Similar to the Porsche 911 Convertible (G-Modell), VW Bug or others out of this area are terrible to built and the proportions are bad. And if they "warmed up" the old kits a la Porsch 911 2.7 RS or Mercedes Benz 190 SL - they are the first issues in new Cover. Let the hands of of this kits. But if you choose the ROG Ferrari kits (for example) of the newer decades - they fit perfect. Also the Corvette Racing Version.

Can't belive, that it is a snap-kit. Beautiful Camaro! Absolut beautiful.

Really cool! Llike the idea to make a military police car from Decker. *Thumps up*! But...had they chrome around the windows? Hmmm...think i must watch some episodes of the A-Team

More pics: Take a look inside: and the last ones, some closeups: Thats it. What was mixed for a kit would be appreciated. So this is just ... what you make of boredom so if even a lighter moment comes to the fore. Comments? Feel free, what you think

Hi everybody, after my Dick Rathman's Hudson is ready for the new century, i will show you an other built. A car, that can go bouth ways: into the future, to past or back in time This built is for our christmasmeeting, where everyone of us has to build a grabbed kit out of Santas bag. The them is "low, wide and colored". Note to health! Dear Ferrari fan, if your heart beats for the horses from Maranello, then I would make you concerned about your health and avoid heart piercing, gasping, circulatory difficulties urgent attention, which could lead to health problems, the following pictures! I could tell! One should not paint the devil on the wall. And if you do not want to risk your health, rather then switching off times Without Brawn around what can be changed, just look at the pictures. I'm hard. In just four days of construction ...here we go!

Thank you buddies! Thank you very much for your "warm words". ....you hit the nail. That would be...historic bodys, modern chassis...

Very clean built of the ragtop-beetle. I like the stance of it and (of course) the color. Beautiful!

Like it too! What kind of kit did you use?

Love it! Very, very nice built!

Hallo everybody, when i build my Hornet Station Wagon, there was a not needed body "parked" on my bench. What should i do with it? I didn't knew that time. Some days later, my Mellow-Yellow-Nascar parked near it...with a terrible paintjob. So..."what is happening, if i..." ...some crazy thoughts came up..."...could it work?" Don't think about it buddie - do it! If it doesn't work, kick the body in the trash! Yes, it worked! I began one day before christmas with a eeeeasy build last year. A long rest to build other cars for the contest, some holidays - now it is done! The Dick Rathman's #120 Hudson Hornet has arrived the new century! Here we go - have fun with the pictures: It was just a fun built but i like it. some easy work to fit the body on the NASCAR-Chassis, removed all trim, built a front hood and the rear bumper, also built the front gril and the windows. On the chassis i only cutted a small part of the dashboard and the rear wheelhouses. The decals i used are from Jim Heller. Thanks for your attention, comments always welcome. Feel free for all kind of feedback - goods and bads

Wow - very interesting details, what is wrong with that kit. i built this Chevy three times but never looked on, or cant believe, that there is such a mistake. Thanks for this information!