Dominik

so many Cudas...what are you doing with them?!?

I will tell you, what i think AWESOME job on that Charger. Love the color combo and the detailwork on the engine. Great job! You can be proud of it!

Oh...go on with it! Thats a beautiful car! You can show more pics of your progress, because, thats not a kit you see on every corner

Is this 2-Door Caprice real? I never had seen one? But it looks like factorybuild from Chevrolet. The wheels looking realy cool on it! Keep it going - very interesting to the result.

....and an outstanding built! Like the diorama and the (what a shame you took such a cool diecast) caddy is awesome. I'm asking myself, how do you wreck a diecast that it comes out as this one? Its a miracle to me. Great work!

I agree! This one makes me speechless again !

...DONT TOUCH HIM! Yours, Niko, looks perfect as a barnfind! Like a "stock"-brother of mine

I agree with them. The pictures looking perfect, your stock built Ford too. Like it!

Wow! Your Charger looks great! Great detailwork!

More pics please...4 doors dont seen realy often. For the first look - nice!

Thanks Chuck for explaining to me. You hit the "base model" look perfect in my view!

What a perfect paintjob! Wow - your Countach looks realy good!

Chuck, that Pick up looks very cool! What have you done with the chromeparts? They look realistic to the overallview for a craftsman's car. "Cheap" with no expensive chrome and trim. Like it! Todd, that looks amazing!

here we go I think, thats may best i made: my "rolling restauration"-Bel Air a 65 El "Drag Camino" my first made Wrecker "the Beast" my weathered Phantom Turbine after a mismatched paintjob at last, my 58 T-Bird (also made after a bad paintjob) Thats it, Thanks for your attention The next i am building, started today. Sheriff Rosco's Police Car.

Hi, i will show you some junkers / weathered cars from my collection. There are about two dozen of them, i think, thats too much to show one by one here. I have a junkyard, where some of them are parked (sorry for the bad light). Left angle: and right angle: A partsdealer a lost Trans Am a owner with his 57 Bel Air and a junker to spare parts whait a minute for my favorites...

Jason, i agree with Bill! Perfect pictures from a beauty.

Wow - incredoble, how many Mercs are in each collection! The classic basic for a custom. Cause, the look of a stock Merc is also "factorycustomized" - very coooool design. Sure, i have two built in my collection - no surprise! This one is weathered and took place on a diorama called "MOrePARts4U" - a parts dealer: i must search for a picture from my custom made Merc, i dont have him at home. It is not such a beautiful custom like all the posted here.

Oh Bill - what a beautiful convetible. I think, i saw your WIP with staring eyes. Beautiful!

What a different Nick! Yes, your Impala turned out great! I like the Stickers on the bumper and a nice detail are the quarterwindows. Cool idea that i will pick up for a coming built for myself. If you allowing this Two little things for your next build - as a small reminder: on the water hose from the radiator is a molded line. I'm sanding them away, if they are so present in the enginebay. Give more realistic. the front angle shows some black paint from the enginebay. I paint my bays not including the vertical edge. Perhaps you can remove the black paint from your fenders?

Nice builts - all of them. I hope, i will see them in the Under Glass section? After my first completed built (perhaps, you remember him)... ...i ordered another one and the "Phantom" Stationwagonbody from Jimmy Flintstone... That was last month. Cant take my hands off from this fabulos kit. Mounted the Engine the same like may first built... ...to the completed chassis and tested the bodies fitting: It works! But...i dont like this view from the windowline and roof. There is so many space between the passenger door and the back. Dont liked that, so i cutted out all the "columns", carved new door surrounds (?) and built new columns: Now, i think, it looks like a more balanced optik. Next step after a lot of sanding and filling with putty i primed the body: Thats it - from this Hudson in progress. Today, i made the paintjob in a two-tone-colorsheme. A kind of turquoise and old white, but have no actual pictures. More will come up, thanks for patience buddies

Hi buddies - and Hudsonfans when i read it all, i thought, i must take a look into my box, when my Tim Flock Hudson arrives. So i did and i noted, that my decalsheet iis in perfect condition. Also my Chromeparts are as well as the "stock" Hudson. Only the mold lines on the body are "as bas as" the Stock version. These i had on all kits i am building this time. But: it is a very cool kit, i like it and would buy it again, if i like another one to build. Moebius did a great job with both and i wait "with bees in the butt" for the Chrysler, Convertible,....and hope for more! Thanks for it!

I agree! Same thoughts, when i watched the pictures!

Thank you John!

The weathering and rust looks perfect and real to me. Great Job! More pics outside please!!!

Her we go - my favorite Chevy ever! He has style, a beautiful line, a heavy looking front...i love it! Wished, i had one to drive... Her is my first build 58, restored in 2007: followed from a junker... and one stock built... and at last ( i know, its a delivery) my first resinkit Thanks for your patience