Modelbuilder Mark

Very cool. Wondered what became of this one.

Looks like a good year at the bench.

Looks like it as a good year at the bench.

What are you planning on issuing for the rear end?

Welcome Jeff. You have some great builders in your area, and some good model shows/contests that take place there in Ohio.

Cool

Cool.

A nice collection, looks like you have had a good year.

Very nice.

Good looking project there! Glad you were able to enjoy getting it done despite that times it took you.

Very nice! I like it a lot

VERY cool project.

Very creative. What Medium are you working in for some of those? Clay?

Missed this one somewhere along the line. Nice project!

Very cool! And I am not just saying that because Toyota signs my paychecks! I like the "weathering" and signs of use as well.

Great looking model AND car!

Excellent. I have looked at this one several times and keep coming back to it. Without a doubt one of my favorites that has been posted here in some time. Thanks so much for sharing.

very nice indeed

Very nice cruise mobile!

very cool project

VERY cool. I have never been a fan of the Ala Kart as a completed vehicle, but I love aspects of it. I have used bits and pieces from the kits, motor and chassis etc, on several projects, with discarded bodies lying about. Who would have that it could look that good! Cool project for sure.. Oh, and I agree on the front end....

Despite this project finding its way to the back of the bench, I am very excited to be working on it again. I have a vision for this project that I am not sure I have the skills to accomplish, but that is part of the fun right? I will not be using that hood above, in fact, it may have no hood at all. I am modifying the firewall to use from the 30 Woody kit. Any ideas what those three holes in the center are to represent? I cannot find anything in the instructions about them, and do not recall seeing them on a 1:1 woody. Vent holes maybe? I have also gotten most of the chassis work done, including modifying the motor mounts to accommodate the flathead from the 50 Ford pickup.

Excellent excellent work as always!

Nice!

Great project! I am looking forward to seeing the progress.