darquewanderer

I've only got one of those and as you all know... one is never enough!

I'm loving this. One thought... If Chrysler were to have built a Turbine wagon way back then, wouldn't they have reshaped the rear panels, flattening the "Astro" flair, to be more inline with their then current production models? Such as what was done on the '63 and later Darts and Valiants, thus allowing the, then popular, dual tailgate design to work? The wagon's rear treatment was decidedly different from the hardtops, sedans and convertibles.

Beautiful build. Love those half year models.

OMG. Fantastic. Love all of the details. Master Builder indeed.

Just came across this one, what? Four and a half years later? Well it still looks great. Love the color. Just wish you had included rear pics.

All my like I wanted to be someone; I guess I should have been more specific. Jane Wagner How is it that one match can start a forest fire, but it takes a whole box of matches to start a campfire? ~Christy Whitehead If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice - Neil Peart Never do anything that you wouldn't want to explain to the paramedics. ~Author Unknown No one is listening until you fart. ~Author Unknown The best activities for your health are pumping and humping - Arnold Schwarzenegger The concept is simply staggering, pointless, but staggering - Dr. Who There are many in this old world of ours who hold that things break about even for all of us. I have observed for example that we all get the same amount of ice. The rich get it in the summertime and the poor get it in the winter. ~Bat Masterson

gasser, if your looking for info on a 1/24 build go here. http://www.joeld.net/futurliner/linerscale.html Hasn't been updated in a while though.

I think I need to have my meds adjusted.

John, I've never seen such an excellent build of this model. Beautifully done and I love the paint work.

Ceser, Don't you do anything simple? Having said that... don't stop what your doing. Your attention to detail never ceases to amaze me. I'll be watching this build.

Just got an update from RC2 last week on the TOS Enterprise. Still on schedule. The flyer sent me hints at a new shuttle Galileo too, but only hints... it is not stated.

Count me in.

Agreed. Excellent tutorial.

Great build Cowboy. Just wish that the powers that be would reissue this one and a few other AMCs.

It's been three years since this thread has been in the spotlight... well with the soon to be reissued 1/16 Dodge Charger, I thought it deserved being brought back to the fore front so we can once again admire and drool over Dave's outstanding work. I only wish this thread were a little more detailed. But having said that, it's still an impressive piece of work. Well done Dave!

It's been three years since this thread has been in the spotlight... well with the soon to be reissued 1/16 Dodge Charger, I thought it deserved being brought back to the forefront so we can once again admire and drool over Dave's outstanding work.

Original. Very well done.

Capt. Nemo's other car?

The Boonie Bug can be built up from instructions available in the March '74 Popular Mechanics. If you ever saw Schwarzenegger's "Total Recall" it's there. I thing the Johnny Cab was one. Several others appeared through out the film along with other PM and MI homebuilts. A little contemporary styling upgrades and this one would fit right in with the minivans of today.

Brother's psycho ex-girl friend (not kidding, she really is psycho) first brought Moonie home, claims someone left him in car. Six months later, she brought Inky home, same excuse. We think she cat-napped them. Anyway here they are. Moonie, he's 13. Inky, his partner in chrime. She's 12 1/2. And that's the only houseplant she hasn't killed. Black thumb... err paw.

The forum was down?

Outstanding. Those decals are fantastic.

This guy likes to make his own sighs. Some you've really got to stop and think about. Funny and strange signs Same guy, different site

Last I heard, or read, is that the Civic is in it's final year. Being replaced after 32 years by the Fit.

Well... someone had to do it. LOL