S10man

Hi George. The Modeler's Haven is an Invisionfree board, and as such is unlikely to generate viruses as described above. However, in the unlikely event that this did happen, I would appreciate it if either you, or the other members affected, could PM me directly with details and I will get in touch with Invisionfree to investigate the matter more thorougly. Bill MacDonald Forum Administator The Modeler's Haven http://z6.invisionfree.com/The_Modelers_Haven/

I just thought I would mention that The Modeler's Haven is now the proud host of the famous (or infamous) Auto ID quiz by mojodoctor. The quizzes haven't got any easier but the fun is still there.

Cool Dirk!

All are welcome to check out The Modeler's Haven. While the majority of our members are automotive modelers, we also cater to trains, planes, boats and die-cast. You'll find a friendly, well-moderated and fun loving forum. I look forward to seeing some new faces. http://z6.invisionfree.com/The_Modelers_Ha...dex.php?act=idx

Those wheels are spectacular Andi, and your tutorial is one of the best I've ever seen. As you know, I'm doing a TC myself right now, so there is some incentive for me to try your method. I'll keep you posted ( or ask for more help! LOL)

I built this a while ago using the old Union kit as a starting point. Lots of body mods and tweaks to get it looking the way I wanted. Thanks for looking.

Great build Phil, and a nice tribute to our beleaguered Mounties!

I always loved that kit. You did a great job on it.

You're off to a good start Mike! Glad to see you re-entering the exciting world of open wheel cars. I'll be watching your build closely and with great interest.

Incredible work Simon!

Good work on that one Simon. Tough little kits to make presentable, but worth the effort for sure.

Very nice indeed....those were great little cars!

Wonderful job on one of the nicest looking cars of all times!

Thank you everyone for your kind comments.

Thanks Brian! This kit ranks right up there with the worst from AMT in terms of fit and molding. I'm doing a MK IV from the same company, and it is 100% better in terms of quality.

My latest project. I started with the Union kit, and did a fair number of body mods to make it more realistic. Engine is fully wired and plumbed, lots of little extras like the brass surround for the carb, custom made shocks. Decals are Cady, paint is Duplicolor gloss black engine enamel + Future. Thanks for looking.

That looks fantastic John. Do you have an original to pose them side by side?

I love what you did with this one Brian. Super work on one of the nicest Trans-Am cars of all time.

What a bummer Brian. I've used a lot of Duplicolor white and never had that problem. Hopefully it was just one bad can. Good luck with the re-finishing.

Beautiful work Brian. The wheels are perfect! The rolling chassis does look really good.....a shame to hide most of it with the body.

Stunning Bill. Excellent work all around. I'd like to see you do a NASCAR build!

Terrific work Ben!

Good question Curt. There is no scale on the box or anywhere inside, but I seem to remember reading somewhere (maybe e-bay) that it was 1/48.

I'm guessing my mother got this as a mail-in freeby back in the '50's or early '60's. I doubt I will ever build it.....not really my thing, but interesting nontheless!

But the emissions were never pleasant!