Albie D

Killer build!

Mean Goat!

Great build style! What are you using for those candies?

What paint did you use on the Monte? Such a nice lowrider color.

Love Vinny's van, what an awesome concept.

Great build, great color of a great kit. Nicely done.

Double that. Such a great style.

Dig it!

Awesome job with the motor. The extra details look right in place without screaming, "Hey, I added throttle cable detail!". Super nice touch.

Maybe a little late, but these builds rule all!

Nice builds, the restorations and that roadster are my faves.

Dig that Lo Boy.

Some nice body work going on with this. I like it.

Unfortunately no Charlie. It was held in my own backyard too.I was in the middle of getting the doors open to my new bakery (albieds.com plug plug, still need to update the page..)and had to pass. March 16th is looking good though as things should be back to almost normal. Maybe Ill have a few new builds and some snacks along with me? Hope to see ya!

Wow, what a looker.

Must echo everyone else, both builds are exceptional. The paint finish on the Cord looks miles deep.

Wow, and the list goes on... Good work!

Bangin' em out like no tomorrow! Looking forward to next years crop.

Very clean! Stock can rock!

Super nice builds, great style!

The end of the year, when regurgitating past builds is totally accepted and you get to show off year old triumphs. Post content without putting any work in? I'm down for that! I also love getting a peek at the stuff that might have sunk to page 3 during a short respite, vacationing without WiFi, or sleeping off a weekend bender..Great stuff this year guys, you are my biggest inspiration. Keep it up in '14! I started 2013 with the purest of intentions. January marked my second full year of getting back into the hobby. That is if you consider hasty 12-year-old-brush-paint-and-tube-glue fiascos building at a level that you can, "get back into"! I was just starting to build stuff I was happy with and I had a whole slew of new ideas I wanted to try out. Unfortunately, or fortunately as the case may be, I had way too much going on in the peripheral to really sit down at the bench for any productive amount of time. I bought a new house, started a new business and actually got one of my 1:1 projects running and driving..sorta..Still got the passion though. Here's to a 2014 with a messy,busy workbench! '61 Impala Mild Kustom. More of a 2012 build, but I DID finish and post it after midnight on Jan 1! http:// Building "Golden Banana" was a zen-like experience and the first model that my inner self whispered, "Nailed it!" Oh, and I did meditate in between BMF sessions..try it, it works. http:// '65 Rivi, early 70's style lowrider/custom. After countless hours getting those wonky AMT filler pieces to jive (putty, sand, repeat ad nauseam) and 2 ill fated paint jobs, Erythrophobia spent countless weeks sitting on my bench unattended and unloved, taunting me every time I walked past. I was almost at my breaking point, contemplating using the Rivera as a sacrifice to the styrene Gods, as the were obviously angry with me. It sucked to build and wouldn't even let me take a decent picture of it. I love this car, but hate it a little more.. http:// Red Dead Redemption? More like Red Dead Aggravation! http://http:// I've also progressed to the point of building multiple cars at once.Seems to keep the burn out at bay. I'm working on Revell's excellent 48 Ford and AMT's killer 62 Poncho. There are being built OTB...well maybe a little lowering, a nip tuck here, some custom lights.........................

Clean, clean, clean. You could perform surgery on those builds,,not that you would want to but still...

Dont feel bad. Even though I had the best of intentions, I got just one build done this year. The pair sure look good though.

Killer paint on everything, you had a great year for sure.

Love your builds James, some of the best. Looking forward to your WIPs