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thanks everyone for the kind words. harry, i wondered if i should of put this here, and yes it is the amt kit. plowboy, the paint was actually testors from the rattle can but i built this a couple years ago and dont remember the color. i do know that they were not jd colors though...had my dad help me pick them out...he knows alot about jd tractors. and unfortunately the kit only comes with single rear tires. thanks again everyone. andy

built this one a couple years ago...second model finished after getting back into building. enjoy!

nice and clean. the way i like em.

started this one a few months back. im building this one box stock...not something i usually do...needed one for an upcoming show. im going for a kinda stock look but with an updated paint job which i just finished tonight. heres where im at so far.

Thanks for the comments everyone. I have decided on a color but I'm keeping it a secret for now. Sorry;-)

built these last year. enjoy!

thanks frank. the rack was made using evergreen rod and metal wire. i just heated the evergreen to form elbows and then drill holes in them to insert the metal wire. pretty simple tecnique. andy

nice!

since im a farm boy, thought i needed to build a tractor. this was the first model i finished after taking a ten year break from modeling. not sure if this belongs here, but it is under glass. enjoy!

just the usual detail with a mitsubishi color for the paint. enjoy!

i guess i will just keep em comin. this is a 68 rr i built to replicate a 69 that my bro in law has. for those that notice, that is a horn in the place of the washer motor, just havent gotten around to fixing that yet. also thought it was pretty cool that kit came with a ne liscence plate since thats were im from. enjoy! u

heres one i built a year ago for a contest...it took second place. i wasnt a huge mustang fan until i built this one. it has a wired engine with machined pulleys, flocking for carpet and all chrome removed (almost). i didnt like the kit wheels but once the car was lowered a lot and they were sprayed black, they didnt look too bad enjoy!

thanks guys. this is the closest pic i have of the underside. andy

heres a 40 i built a while back. wired and plumbed. machined goodies made on my lathe. and lowered stance. enjoy!

thanks guys for the wonderful comments! yes this is the newest issue of the swc willys. bernard kron, you are right. that is exactley the look i was giong for. actually, i got my inspiration from an issue of hot rod magazine. here is the photo. thanks again. andy

thanks guys for the kind words! actually, it is the 1/35 tamiya kit...smaller scale than i ever work in...but was lots of fun. andy

thanks guys for the kind words! andy

thanks everyone for the great comments! had a lot of fun on this one. it even brought home a second place win at the last show!

thank you everybody for the kind words! trogdor, the paint is a dupont product and it is chrysler electric blue. bernard kron, the machined parts were made on my microlux mini lathe. laone, sorry but i dont know the size of the wire, i think it is from detail master. thanks again everyone. andy

thanks everyone for the kind words! cekpetho bce, you absolutely have my permision to use the pix. ramfins59, the scallops were masked and painted and then the pinstripes were added using bmf. thanks again everyone. andy

thanks everyone for the great comments! kataranga, that is a pe grille, and peekay, the carpet is flocking. thanks again everyone. andy

started this one a couple weeks back. engine pulleys, oil fill cap, radiator cap, and beehive filter (not shown yet) were all machined on my mini lathe. the spark plug wire tubes were made by stretching some scrap sprue and then bending and drilling some holes. kinda tired of the bell aircleaners so i used a thickstun unit from RMCOM. nice kit so far except for the heighth of the front end. if you used the lowered rear end (which is the only one to use in my opinion) the lowered front end is too high...so some cutting and enginering was involved to get the right stance. it would be ok if you were to build a tail dragger. so here is what i have so far.

took home a first place with this one also...very surprised on that one. usual wiring and machined items as well as my first attempt at opening a trunk. also first time using alclad. enjoy!

first try a weathering. as usual, its got all the wiring an d machined goodies. enjoy!

built this one a while back for something a little different. enjoy!