Dominik

... Thank you for your attention

...some closeups following...

One more today, becaus i have time this T-Bird was a bad try to remove paint. From the beginning. i wanted to make this old monogram kit with opening doors in a color like biscuit. I think, that i have always bad luck with red plastic. after more than three color layers, always red will come thru the paint. "What doing, little Dominik?" I ask my self. straight in a bath of oven cleaner to remove the paint and wait 24 hours, there was the result: in places departed paint down to the primer. Bad, bad result. so i took my gun and painted like van Gogh a rusty, old look. Some dust and paint for rust and - ready.Put some new wheels and windshields in, new licenceplates and up for it on the track. It is tooo heavy i think, looks like a old ship in the ship graveyard...but it was a experiment and has also a place in my showcase. What do you think about? ...

Ho everybody, here i show you a fast build. Also this kit has a story: it was the first Kit, my brother build loooong time ago and i became one simular kit for less in june this year. Only the wheels where missing and i took wheels from a 66 Chevelle Station "California Wheels". To make it complete, i took some brakedisc from a Ford Focus for a real look Take a look. Interieur and engine is all stock. simple and nice look, i think. Thanks for your attention,

Thats what i will say

Whats this?!? NEVER saw such a kit! Awesome!

Wow - looks great! Very good job on the dashboard!

I like this Monaco. Sedans are always rare and fine to look at, when someone build it. Cool idea! I made the same Monaco as a copcar - in memory of Hunter, because the tv-show was one my favorite.

That looks great Wayne! Well done and very clear build!

At last, some pictures from the stuff, that makes racingwork easier. The scooter's scratchmade helmet, keychain... chill-out-area: scratchmade BBQ-grill without beef and sausages (the meat i made after fotoshooting) at last a overview from all the stuff: Thanks for watching!

@Jim: watch out for your health! O.k., thank you Chris. I searched some pics of the u-haul trailer. it is scratchbuild "from roof to wheel". Some pics from progress, i took a cartrailer as a sample for the frame... befor decal work Ready

Thanks guys! @ Jim: never heared about a Corvair Rampside (?!?) I had build one Corvair, the 2 door coupe. I will post him sometime.

that station is looking hot - and i like the idea with the "sixpack" under the hood!

Hi Tony, your van is crazy! I love it! That gives me pull, to finish mine as fast as i can may i tell you... ...on this van i am just working on.

Thank you Jim! I know what you mean. If i look on this own work, i always have a smile in my face and wonder about the work...from time to time, i can't belive, that i had built it. Just looking as a little child. her we go a look on the oilbarrel, toolbox, traffic cone, tow rod you can pull out the vice... ...and rotate him also a better look on the winch: a look inside the cabine: Now i must search for pictures of the u-haul trailer.

Thank you very much for your comments! Its a honor for me. If it is allowed, i will show you some details from the vehicles. The scooter - i have made the steering working, completed with mirors, handles for brake and clutch, antenna and radioequipment, brakeline, helmet, sunglasses and keychain: The cameo servicewagon - all in, what you need. Most out of the tamiyakit, scratchbuilt workbanch, mold, belts, lamps: The bumper is to pick up the scooter Some stuff on the table - scratchbuilt radio, tins, empty glass and (of course) you can flat fold this table Wait for my favorite - the wedge...

Thats what i will say: Wow! I am speechless!

i like the color most - very shiny! Well done!

simply beautiful!

Oh jeah - that looks great! I think, that is a very good kit from Revell and i am lucky, to have it just become. Now i can see, how it looks when its build. You made a very good job Matt

... i had much fun to build all the cars and stuff. scratchbuild are the Racerswedge, lifting platform, grill, powersupplies, the bed of the Cameo and the trailer. thanks for watching, comments welcome

Hallo everybody, today i want to show you my "project-built 2010". This is one of my favorite scratchbuilds and detailwork. take a look at the team and have fun: ...

Thats one of the best cars, Lotus ever build. Like it very much, you have built it!

clean build! very nice

cool ride! neve mind, that this celica was sold as a kit? well done Joel