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Thank you for the pictures. I like seeing what everyone else is building and in what styles.

Great looking finishes and the "Tin Worm" seems to be having its way with the lower rockers.

Great looking patina body finish. Like the Rally wheels and the stance.

Great looking paint finishes and like the Flatbed conversion.

Great looking paint finish and color, the graphics fit the model and time period.

The interior flotsam adds to the overall appearance.

Like the LS engine swap and the body changes. Used to see a few Fieros with the Cadillac OHV V-8s done.

Beautiful looking cars and trucks with a sitting to match.

No, you're not really crazy just misunderstood. At least here on the Forum you are in good supportive company. Some of us are fortunate enough to have basements that can provide ample storage for model inventories. Remote storage facilities are possible solutions to your storage issues, as long as their location and existence can be kept secretive.

Might want to check out the possible side effects. Sometimes the cure can be worse than the sickness.

Hopefully someone will be able to post some pictures next week.

Great looking paint scheme and colors. Like the commercial looking style.

Beautiful paint and trim finishes and the color accents the body lines. Like the wheel design and the stance reminds me of some of the 1:1 Pontiacs on the streets of SoCal in the early '60's.

Like your build ideas. This kit is one of my personal favorites for fit and finish as well as the subject.

Went to the supermarket this morning and found this when we came back to our car.

Not sure of your job description or how dressy of a shoe you need to ware, but I have had much the same issues before retiring and being on my feet and walking on hard surfaces. The Sketchers brand shoes are all I wear anymore. They offer many styles both casual and full leather uppers for a more dressed up look. Buy them online from Prime and they have a lot of pictures of the shoes for you to look at. Usually well under $100 a pair and often run specials. Might check them out and see if they would work for you.

Hi Rick. Thank you for your kind words. With the interest in the current Round 2 reissue, when I found this, I just felt it needed to be done. I had forgotten how clunky some of the kits we worked with in our youth.

To use an Equine expression, "This looks like it has been ridden hard and put away wet". Great looking body and finish.

Beautiful paint finish and colors. Like the detailing on the interior as well as the engine & chassis.

Great looking finishes. Like seeing a build of the basic transportation models done with the same attention to detail usually found on a top-of-the-line body style.

Great looking paint finish and chrome trim is well done. Most impressive interior finishes.

The BMF looks great.

Like how you retained a portion of the original kits roof and drip rails. Makes a lot of sense to keep the impala window shapes and surprising how the rear window opening lines from the Chevelle wagon roof lines up with the trunk opening lines on the Impala body.

Sure a bright yellow and a great finish and trim detailing.

Great realistic looking finish and the interior full of parts.