Harry P.

It's always nice to see a vintage Ford built stock.

This week's car is a 1969 Ford Corsair 2000E. Who got it right: Badluck 13 Chris R wisdonm sjordan2 patami mr chips MikeMc otherunicorn Piero W-409 Thom blunc maltsr TimJ carsntrucks4you Matt Bacon matthijgrit

Batman gets around.

Full Disclosure Department: The NYC skyline in the Batmobile illustration is an actual photo, I didn't create it. But I did create the Batmobile.

Defining what qualifies as "art" is impossible. Defining what constitutes "good" art is even more impossible. But it would make for a heck of an interesting topic!

I also like the color scheme... burgundy with the (now) ivory interior and the black boot (and I assume top!).

I think I would have gone with blue for the wheel rim edges...

Defining "art?" Talk about opening a can of worms... We'd get more agreement talking politics or religion!

They're known as "art cars." Check them out. They're pretty wild... http://www.google.com/search?q=google.com&safe=off&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=aL9EUqX7B6e72wWUuIHQCg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1269&bih=660&dpr=1#q=art+car&safe=off&tbm=isch

Simple. They don't go down the highway at 70-90 mph.

Drawn (painted?) with Photoshop.

Very nicely done! Nice detail and cleanly built. That's a winner!

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No, the house has siding. I guess I just get a few confused ladybugs every once in a while!

Maybe they were just on summer vacation...

The only safe way to warm up a can of paint is to put some hot tap water in a pot, then put the paint in the water. Never put the paint in the water and then heat the water on the stove with the paint in the water! And you should never use water any hotter than you can comfortably put your fingers into.

Wow, I guess I'm out of the loop. I thought they discontinued it a long time ago!

Jürgen... that is amazing! Beautiful! Just fantastic work.

Man oh man... I don't know what to say anymore. You are truly a master craftsman. The only thing I would have done differently is to paint the roof white. I think a red ambulance with white roof looks cool. But that's only personal taste. Your model is, like all your models, practically perfect! Keep 'em coming, they are all just beautiful.

Around here it's common to find ladybugs in the house, usually earlier in the summer. Every once in a while I see one crawling along the floor... I always take them and toss them back outside. For some reason, I can't bring myself to kill a ladybug!

Come on, Pete... you can do it!

Bingo!

Yes, the engine cover can theoretically be useful in reducing noise, but come on. That's like the politicians saying that red light cameras are only about "safety." We all know what they're really about.

Exactly.