Modelbuilder Mark

Looks like a fun project Dave of a cool subject.

That is really cool! I cannot tell, is the front glass, or is it open?

Been on the fence on getting some. if you do not mind, feel free to either post, or PM me with your thoughts.

I would think even if using odorless paints, a spray booth may still help control the dust and overspray settlement in the room.

Very good looking motor

Very cool, surprising to see one completed so soon.

Really sharp!

Really nice working you have going on there.

Look how cool that door handle shadow is...

Oh yeah, that looks "right" to me.

I would stick with the Testors Metallizer, but his the wheels with a gloss black coat first. Otherwise, you might try to find some of this

Nice touch on the cooler. As for the Chassis, I would certainly go with the weathered look While he took care of "Baby", it was well driven with a LOT of road miles.

As I understand it, more videos will be released as they go through more of the kits.

I drove there yesterday (about an hour and 15 minutes one way), and they have not pulled everything out yet, and have stacks and stacks of those boxes still stacked in the back corner. I too thought it was a majority of race car kits, but apparently that was just a few boxes, with the majority being muscle, and 50s/60s cars. The good news, Andy is very fair on the pricing of the items I saw that were put out, and from what I have heard from others that were already ble to go buy some. He has one area set up where they are priced at $20 each, or 3 for $50. Other items are placed in the normal automotive section, and I was able to pick up a Monogram Badman for $25, which I have not been able to land online because the prices are outrageous. So while many on this forum may have massive collections and/or narrow interests and are not impressed, there is no doubt in my mind that this will certainly be a great deal for a lot of people. He could certainly piece it out, and sell some items online for more than he will ask in his shop. As with anything some will like what they have, some will not. Personally, I like being able to physically shop for kits, like a swap. I may see some things that spark an interest that I would not have thought, "hey, let me go look online for _____".

Incredibly cool! really nice little details. Did you make the bricks?

Cool! I do not believe I have ever seen that. While it would not be something I would seek out, I can see where it would be appealing to have in a lot of collections.

Thanks everyone! I sincerely appreciate the kind words.

Despite it's challenges, I have seen this kit built up to great results several times over the years. Looks like you have a good plan to start, so you should do well!.

I like the look of the set, and was VERY tempted..BUT...I do not need another 64, not really interested in the falcon, and that is a lot of money if I just get it for the trailer.......still tempting tho. ?

I like it!

There are a couple websites that give info on the shows cars, may even help you narrow down to what episodes you will need to watch. As for missed opportunity, I think there are a lot of shows like that. Despite my not thinking it is "real", several autos from Street Outlaws would have made great selling models, like Farmtruck, the bug, Black Crow etc etc.

Charlie, per the link below the recent back issues are available for download.

Very Cool. I really liked the show, and am surprised that the kit tie in did not make it until the final season of the show. Seems a bit of a missed opportunity to me. I thought about the full version you are working on, but there are so many other to do items I already have, I passed it up. I am glad to see you are undertaking it! nice work so far.

I have a new sheet that I have yet to open. This does not bode well.

Such a great thread.