Austin T

Nice job,I really like those wheels.

Great job on the fairlane. I love the red.

Looks great! I loved the workbench thread for this one,I have been casually doing the same thing to the monogram reissue of the Aston Martin DB4.Where did you get the wire wheels from?

It'd make a cool hover car...

I would drive around town like that. I also like how he visits sick kids in the hospital,do you know where he's located?

Very sorry to hear about your loss, family are the worst to lose. You and your family are in my prayers.

I'm really excited to see this one. I also know now why you need 600 legos.

Don't doubt yourself to much,you build some pretty good models. I'm not saying your like some of those guys who hand craft everything,but your still up on my list of favorite builders.

Recently I have just started to take a liking to odd European cars (Wish there was a reliant robin kit),so I just picked up the ROG 2cv Charleston the other day and I'm really excited about building it. This is going to be a purchase in the near future for me. Brett,what movie is that from?

Well with the motor city resin cab of that truck and the amt haulaway hauler you'd be on your way to a close start.

Pretty cool.Where did you get the decals from?(Are they custom made?)

I picked up my 510 for 7 bucks,sealed. When the guy told me how much I had the cash in his hand before he could put down the kit. Nice to know it got finished,do you mind sending me a link to it.

I think you will enjoy that Aston, with some work it turns into a nice kit. This is the most helpful thing you can read about building the model. http://cs.scaleautomag.com/sca/modeling_subjects/f/31/t/88101.aspx?sort=ASC&pi209=1

Very nice job. Good job using your melon.

"Pepe! My Little Mule!" Love that movie, I still think that the scene with Pepe is the best part. Good luck on the build.

Oscar if you need anyone to store or take care of that Datsun I know a guy who would gladly do it for you.

WOW! That pops! Excellent selection of colors and great foil work! I hope you do well.

Purrrrrrrfect

Not a Vette guy but I do like the look of the "Rod Shop" Vette.

Very nice build.

I'm assuming that this one is easily in the three digit range. Interesting concept. Did they make any other cars?

Pretty cool build. I always have loved Austin's, I was actually named after them.

I hope that you are able to get a new place to live sometime soon, hope everyones alright.

Thanks so much guys, I think I know where I can get one of those kits dirt cheap instead of paying 15 bucks at HobbyLobby since I'm just going to use the frame..

I'm currently working on the AMT 1965 El Camnio and one of the issues I am facing that I can't figure out a solution to is what to replace the chassis plate that comes in the box with. I got close with the Revell 65 Chevy Stepside, but I have to cut up the ENTIRE interior tub for the El Camino to get that to fit. I'm assuming a 65 chevelle would work? Don't know it there is a 65 chevelle kit around? What about Revell's 66 El Camino?