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WOW! This is really cool Ron. I took a look through the album, and you did some serious surgury to create this wagon. Awesome work and vision to complete this build. Really nice!

Great thread with some awesome '32's. It certainly confirms the popularity of this car! Here are a few photos of one I built a couple of years ago. AMT body and frame. Front suspension from the Revell '32. Scratchbuilt interior, and parts and pieces from all over the place.

This is pretty convincing Chuck. Beautiful weathering and the logs are a nice touch! I can see this parked under a roof off of an old barn.

Nice. I love the fog lamps and the taillight treatments!

This is pretty sharp George! The color combo works and it looks as if you carried it into the interior. Looks cool!

Very cool Shane. A little bit of a departure from the other 442's that you've built!

This turned out really nice Stuart! I love the suicide doors and the color. Nice work!

That is beautiful work for "HO" scale. When you have the chance, Google, Chuck Doan and take a look at his work. Check out "Fordson Farm" and the "Groveland Garage". As well as the "Red Oak Garage". Chuck's work has been a real inspiration.

Very, very nice Alan. Looks like it just rolled off of the showroom floor!

This '48 is beautiful Jim. You're right, "Shiny Rules"! Everything about this looks right. The color, and the choice of wheels really set this one apart from any that I've seen. Great looking car!

WOW! That about sums it up! Great creativity! Awesome look and craftsmanship, adds up to "Very Cool!"

This is very cool Lorenzo.....VERY COOL! I can't wait to see this finished!

This is a great looking model Johann! It has a late '50's early '60's hot rod look. The color looks great, and I think that the suicide doors may find their way onto the one that I have to build. Your military modeling skills have surely helped out on this build. Great look!

Beauty and the Beast! A perfect combo! Your "BMF" work is great. My inability to master that stuff is holding me back from tackling one of these. Maybe one day.......

Outstanding! Absolutely gorgeous model! Looks like it should be on the cover of "SRD"!

I can't wait to see this finished Ira. It's an amazing concept and has a great look to it. Really nice!

Wicked chop! Can't wait to see what you come up with on this.

This is the third CKM - NNL show that I have attended and the second that I have entered. The local club in Kernersville does a great job with putting it together. Great people and great vendors. The folks at Bandit Resins were a big help in getting a couple of questions answered, and I even found a set of HOLLY valve covers for a project that I am working on. I believe that there were close to two hundred and fifty cars displayed and six or seven states from Florida up to New Jersey were represented. The models that received awards were well deserved. There were some awesome builds, and unfortunately my photos do not do justice to all of them. Here is a link to some additional photos. I should have taken more, but I was busy looking for some parts! http://s1154.photobucket.com/albums/p526/36963/CKM%20-%20NNL%20SUMMER%202012/

Thanks Doc!

This really turned out looking cool Lorenzo! What a great car / trailer combo. Very nice.

I love the looks of the Bel Air and the Black Widow. What else ya got on the "Used Car Lot"? If it's anything like these two, it would be a "Hot Rodders" dream!

Shane, this is looking great. I love the color, but you always seem to make the right choice when it comes to that. As to the wheels......I love the five spoke!

I can't wait to see what this looks like after a coat of paint Doc! What primer are you using?

Awesome craftsmanship Bill. Truly incredible work! I wouldn't even no how to plug in whatever it is that you are using to mill the aluminum!

Finished! Photos posted in "Under glass" Jeff, I hope to see some photos of this conversion to the "vert"! Charlie, One of these days.........