Dyno Davo

Yep, pushes all my buttons. Well done

Ok I promise no woody jokes!!!!!!!. Sweet build and photos

Looks awesome Ron, the finish looks so authentic, well done

I'm in love. That custom is so sharp, perfect in every way. Top of the class for you

Lock it up, cause I'm on my way to steal it!!!!!!

Cool build

That sir, is heaven on wheels. AAA+

Great build.

So sad to see a Ford in that condition, but way cool the way it has been built.

Incredible finish and perfect details. Well done

Great tribute to an awesome dude

Always a tough assignment replicating a real car, you did really well

That is sweet. Wheels and color choice are excellent

Wow, very sharp build.

Great build. My favorite color for vettes too

Very tidy build, well done

One of my favorite muscle cars, awesome in purple

Classy build. Love the colors and the effort that has gone into the display

Beautiful build Jim, color and wheel choice are perfect

Thanks guys, glad you like it and I appreciate all your comments.

Thanks guys, really appreciate the comments.

Yep its me again, this is the Lindberg Bull Horn kit with a twist. I picked this up a few years ago before the current re-release. I've always wanted in my collection a model T Bucket that represented the iconic show rod era of the early sixties so it took a fair amount of re-work to get the Bull Horn kit to look the goods. Firstly I channeled the bucket a bit more so it sat evenly down over the rails. The kit rear end and front end were used but I scratch built new front shocks. I added photo etch brass to the grille and used the wings and emblem for the radiator from the Minicraft Model A kit (they were more to scale). I scratch built new wheel rims and used buttons which I applied Alclad to for the mini moon caps. I used a my resin cast M&H drag slicks for the rear and some parts box tires for the front. The engine was given extra detail with extra chrome parts, clear fuel lines and a fuel pump. I smoothed out the firewall and chrome plated it. The seats were piped using color matched jewellery wire. All the gauge pods were milled on the lathe and then Moon gauge faces added. The gear-knob is a genuine Topaz Swarovski crystal. The fuel tank was also milled on the lathe. The paint is Topaz metallic craft paint with hand laid pin-striping. The windscreen was chopped as well. Hope you like. All the best - Dyno Dave

Hi everyone, it's been a while since my last post, sometimes other things in life just get in the way of spending time building models . Anyway I've managed to bowl over a couple of builds in recent times so I thought I'd get to posting them. This was originally a 1/18 diecast stocker Ranchero so I completely disassembled it down to every last piece, stripped off all the paint and started like it was a kit, only with a metal body. I gave it a serious lowering, added steelies with home made beauty trims and chrome centre caps. The only part of the original grille is the outer surround, all the pin heads were cut and glued into place. I also cleaned up the front end a little and made new headlight buckets and correctly scaled 7"headlamps. The interior got a make over with some 58 Esdel trim bits and steering wheel. The bed cover is all hand made using velour and pins. I also added some laker pipes. The paint is satin finish nail polish. All the best - Dyno Dave

Stunning and so realistic

Big thumbs up, awesome styling and tidy finish. Great color choices too