W-Machine

I like wagons, and yours has a great look to it with that color combination.

What's not to like? Your Charger looks very nice, indeed!

I've heard griping about the Z/28 lacking a radio. I say, "Who the hell needs a radio, anyway?"

It all started for me as a seven-year-old in the summer of 1973 with the purchase of a 1/72 scale Curtiss SB2C Helldiver (I liked the name). I think the kit cost me about $1.25. As my interest turned in my teenage years to cars, so did my modeling. I also discovered girls as a teenager, but unlike many of you, I never took a break from building. One of the girls I discovered married me anyway. While she may not "get" what building is all about, Lisa realizes that it's all good, clean fun. And as hobbies go, not all that expensive.

All of your builds look sweet 'n' clean. I like them all.

Love that weathering! Great Oldsmobile!

That's a fine looking Mustang!

It earns my "seal of approval". I like your Oldsmobile.

I does make for a very nice surf wagon. I like it.

There's a lot to like here. Well done!

Wow! Now that's quite nice, and your scratchbuilding skills are evident.

Looks like it's ready to race. Nice.

Very clean-looking build. I like it. I wonder, did the roof styling inspire the similar-looking treatment seen on the '68 Corvette?

Very cool looking Chevelle!

Those Canadian Pontiacs are an interesting side note to the Pontiac history. Nice color choice, and I like the straight six power.

Your 300 is very well done. Nice work.

Now that's something that you won't see every day, either in scale or 1:1. Your Ambassador looks sweet 'n' clean.

Your Hornet looks great!

Love that Stude! Another car with styling ahead of its time.

Your GP looks real nice. I've always liked the styling of the early GPs.

Love that straight six power! Cool.

Nice Oldsmobile! I certainly approve. But you claim that you couldn't get a date in high school. Did you try asking a girl?

Your build really shows off the fine styling of those mid-'60s Chevrolets. Well done.

Wow! That looks great! Very nice detail work.

I like the weathering and the straight six power. Very cool and well-done!