Harry P.

You're good at this game!

I like the color. Copper over black looks like "root beer" to me, and I like it! Also like the wheels.

Ay caramba!!!

You still haven't told me if you used reverse image search to find Irene Ryan. I find it almost impossible to believe you knew her from the photo I posted.

Do you realize you're asking a question to a guy who hasn't posted here in years, and that this thread is seven years old?

That's easy for you to say...

Ok Joe.. fess up. Did you actually know that or did you do a reverse image search?

Very nice! Super clean and crisp. The interior is especially well done. The only nit I would pick is the white ignition wires, but other than that, just beautiful!

Cool t-shirt!

The rigging on these is pretty simple. Go by the box art and use silver or gray thread to simulate the steel cables. I bet you could do it.

Wow! That is one clean, sharp, crisp model! The paint work is flawless! Not sure I'm on board with the colors you used on the chassis, but that's just personal preference. Very nice...

Hmmm. I thought I was the King of Toys... but I never heard of this!

Yeah, that one is a toughie!

Who is this?

Correct!

Who is this?

Isn't the car sort of a clue?

Not at 13 inches long it's not!

Dang! Bill beat me to the punch.

A beautiful model of a very seldom-seen kit. Two thumbs way up!

Is that Miss Kitty from Gunsmoke? (Amanda Blake).

Most of the well-known customs of the '50s and '60s were just plain ugly. Somehow, we lost our ability to ascertain good design, and a lot of those cars and their builders became automotive icons for some reason. But why? Ed Roth comes to mind. Yeah, he was a character... "larger than life," as they say... but many (most?) of his creations were just ugly! The Mysterion... Road Agent... Outlaw... I mean, come on! They were hideous! They were cartoons, not styling successes. Come on... does anyone out there actually think this is an example of a successful design? Really? It's a train wreck! And not to pick on Roth... there were many other well-known customs of the era that were equally bad. Yet somehow these automotive monstrosities became legendary, along with their creators. I'll never understand why.

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