Bartster

My, oh my! lf you're trying to win a contest, you're on the the right track!

That makes me warm & fuzzy all over. lt's a shame companies in all types of businesses don't back their products in this way. Good for Badger & you!

Awesome looking machines!

Very authentic looking. I love phantoms, & you pulled off a nice one. Great job.

Nothing wrong with this one, Mike! Nice save. I like the looks of a slammed van.

Wow! some nice work areas here. I don't remember what my table looks like. So much stuff on it I haven't seen it in a while! Did I mention l am unorganized?

I like what you got so far. I just made deal for this kit & plan to do something very similar, so I will be anxiously watching this build. Thanks.

Love these Vettes. l'm impressed that you've managed to keep it so long! I can't wait to see the paint. Keep up the good work!

I wish l could post pics, l'd join up in a heartbeat. I have 4 started, 1 planned out & 1 sealed l plan on rodding.

I have a recurring problem with losing parts. Planning/designing a build is my favorite part of modeling. When I start anew kit, I gather all the parts I wanna use on it & put it in the kit box. Later on down the line, I can't find the tires & rims, etc.,to a kit I wanna start because I've so wisely planned another build with them! Did I mention I'm not real organized? This can be a bonus, too. I'm always finding parts I thought l lost! Sometimes too late though.

The body is looking very fine. I don't envy the foiling you have ahead!!

Great start. The only thing better (IMO) than a '60s Mopar is more '60s Mopars!

......The rear is from AMTs '66 Nova pro street. I'll be painting one today for a '63 Fury project. I REALLY like what you have here. I agree with the rear being too high. After you lower it, you could rake the rocker panel line to be parallel with the ground. Otherwise, it looks like you'd have to raise the front a touch?

I agree Mike. I always thought the high side of the scoops looked better on the outside. Like lowering your eyebrows in a sinister way. Like the '70 Super Bee grille. Keep up the good work.

Beautiful Mopar!

Love the longroofers, & this one is extra nice.

Anxiety sux.

I use Star Models almost exclusively. Steve Kohler is a great guy & has over 7000 kits in his inventory. lf he doesn't have it , he will do his all to find it. Best prices I've seen anywhere on old & new kits. He is also affilated with Resin Realm & Newt's Boneyard & can get anything from their inventories as well.

Scott, really, such modesty! l think we all know it's gonna be a nice looking car.

Very nice restoration theme. I've thought about doing this to get some experience with weathering. Looks like it was a fun time ?

..........Ditto, except I'm in the southern woods portion of God forsaken country,lol

Very nice. Brian Stupski of Phoenix designed this. I've been working on a full detail one off & on for 6 months. I like the black stripe you used instead of white! It looks more sinister. Good job!

I love these cars. You have a beautiful model here. IMHO these cars look SO much better in street clothes!

Nice looking roll cage. I gotta do me a race car soon. This just looks like a lot of fun!

I like it already. I love deliveries, but a 2-door window model is something Chevy should have done in '53-4. Nice work so far.