Maindrian Pace

Very nice job, that finish is mint.

Very nice work here, ingenious really. You might try fast setting epoxy like JB Quik for filling in large areas to reinforce the aluminum foil.

I like the plans, and the progress looks top notch. Beautiful color combo choice too.

Super clean job, it's hard to imagine how that car could be any nicer. I've always liked that generation of Camaro far more than any of the generations that came later. It's my second favorite beyond the first generation.

Holy schmize. I go away for a few months to build some 1:1 stuff, wade back in here, and this shows up. Francis is making jewelry out of styrene, brass, and aluminum, while the rest of mankind is hoarding toilet paper. What a world we live in.

That's got just the right amount of spacey custom goodness.

So, so nice in every way.

Looking fabulous!

Modelhaus made them, cast with the wheels as one piece and chromed. I have an extra set.

Should have read my horoscope this morning.

You can PM me about the Beaumont conversion kit.

Yes I was, Joe. I need a '51 Ford Victoria, and it looks like Steve has them. Thanks! We'll see how this works out.

Anyone order from Hendrix lately? He's got a few things I want.

So cool, you really nailed it on the small details. I especially like the ratchet strap, the gas can, and all of the little adult product details in just the right places.

Colonnade? '77 Can Am for me, please.

Coming along very well, hard to imagine that this started as a Thunderbird given how correct it looks now.

What a nice build, the paint, the real looking interior, all coming along so well. Sorry to hear about Bear, that news just hits any of us who have had to do the same thing, more than once in my case.

Very very nice, possibly the cleanest build yet seen of that kit.

Super clean, love the engine and the color combo. A cool rare car too, I believe Jay Leno is restoring one.

Super clean build, and a great stance and color too. Love it.

The tires from the Revell Saleen Mustang Speedster fit.

Yes they do, so no reason for us to go elsewhere for now. The interface can still be a little clunky, but hey, it works; so I'm not complaining.

I used Photobucket for free until 2013, when I started a build thread here that got very popular. When my free megabytes got used up and nobody could see my pictures until the next month, I started paying for the service so I could make updates to the thread. The price was $25/year, and it still is. It has never gone up, and they never approached me asking for more money. It's on an auto-pay arrangement, and it has never stopped working - no watermarks either. I guess I got grandfathered in.

It looks fantastic! Are you sure your middle name isn't Caractacus?