Mister Twister

You are the replica king on these vintage pro stock builds..,Beautiful build!

Off to another nice start Tyrone.

That is just a super clean and nicely detailed build...Great job!

Thanks much fellas!!

I've got the nitrous bottles in and the shifters also....Still a long ways to go. More soon..Thanks!

All I can say is .......WOW!

You do some really great body mods.....Keep it up!

I decided on red camo paint and a combo of Slixx decals and its now ready for several coats of clear. I'll move on to engine and interior details.

Great job on the pics Wayne! It was a really fun day and the heavy commercial class was inspiring to me. I may have to break out a truck kit now.

That little car would be a handful Tyrone...Nice work!

Thanks for looking in fellas!

This is done as a curbside with a Flashpoint body and Slixx decals. MM paints and clear. Thanks!

I like my builds to be accurate....This is not 100% but I'll leave it alone.

Everything looks better tucked inside the body...Thanks for looking in!

Thanks fellas, I did quite a bit of detailing to the engine with plumbing and so on. I used size 0 beads but they look large to me in the pics.

Thanks guys, Wayne gave me a really modern Pro Mod type Hemi (last pic) to use on this build but the wheels started turning and I decided to use it on my next project which will be a Duster Pro Mod (sorry Wayne). So, I jsut started to detail the engine that I pulled out of the parts box and got some small details done.

That paint scheme would be killer...You could paint it. I'm like you on the decals though..I don't have the equipment to produce them.

It going to be another beauty Tyrone...Are you thinking about a paint scheme yet?

Your detail work is really going to pay off on this build!

Nice engine detail you've done Joe.

Looks good Joe...You can also use a paint pen found at most craft stores. The pens come in various sizes with fine tips to larger tips available.

Nice progress as usual Tyrone.

Looks real clean Brett!

Looking good Rob...That real car just has a nasty attitude about it. Keep at it!

Thanks for the great comments guys! Bart, it is hard to cut styrene sometimes but as fragile as it was to cut around the windshield pilar and lower rocker panel the front end did break loose which is not what I wanted to happen. But, all is well and the rocker molding wedge piece that I added will hold the front end in place. My plan is to display it with the doors open and just the hood off. Thanks again fellas!