SteveL

I really liked that movie. Jan Micheal Vincent right?

My 72 Pontiac Grandville had a blue 455. I can hear it sucking the gas now.....ahhhh the good ol days !

Thanks ! i need to get a new camera, this one doesn't seem to have a macro setting.

Ok, Im not the best with a camera. Started with the two tone copper and brown. Copper is the Krylon and the Brown is Testors. My first attempty at wiring and weathering the engine, i'll try to get a better pic. Next attempt , i'm gonna try the BMFand more detailed engine wiring. Wheels are from the 51 Chevy convertable. Hope you like !

I'm simply amazed, absolutely stunning work Hippie, you have me sitting on edge for the next update ! Steve

would love to try and recreate this car. But first would probably need to start with a 1936 Buick Roadmaster.http://www.rmauctions.com/CarDetails.cfm?SaleCode=BC06&CarID=r516

Amazing talent!! Im actually ashamed to say that my best shiney builds dont come out as good as these !!! Keep on Junkin !!!

Though not for me, I also believe its " different strokes for different folks". "To each his/her own", " What ever pulls your trigger", What shakes yor thang" etc etc.... just have fun and smile !

HHA ! Gotta love them Fords ! " Son your gonna start me to drinking if you don't stop drivin' that hot rod Lincoln"

I have a 69 Torino GT500 that i did a few years ago while undergoing chemotherapy, I will try and post some pics.

<~ sings in a low blues beat....." I'm a sanding my grill, been sanding alllll night long....I've been sanding my grille ! Sanding alll night long....Cant wait to see the daylight.... get some sleep before too long"

Awesome set up and of course one of my favorite GM Products, the Catalina !

I love the Mercs. Time for me to try my hand after the 37. Great builds sir !

An incredible resto on one of my favorite GM products. You can tell the difference like night and day, simply gorgeous Cat.

Was a fabulous and fun build, you really cant tell by my pics and my uh oh'ed glass but the interior is highly detailed. The fit is precise, you should have a blast playing with it !

Hers an update on my 37 . Decided to go with a weathered look on the engine. Any tips or suggestions always are welcome.

WOW ! Bueutiful builds ! Can't even imagine how they would turn out if you "took your time" ! Kudos on your amazing talent !

Love the rust ! Reminds me of my wife ! oops! Did i really just say that? Did you drill or sand to create the holes?

Love the weathering and the passenger door glass stuck down !

Thanks tons ! Nowhere near you guys caliber, but honing my skills one drop og glue at a time!!Oh and really appreciate your tutorials Dr.Cranky!

Heres some previous builds after returning from a long break from the hobby.

Here is a couple of builds I did after a long time absent from the hobby. http://public.fotki.com/Lapidatoo/48-woody/ http://public.fotki.com/Lapidatoo/51-chevy/

Hi everyone ! I'm new to the Group , please be gentle. Ha ! I am currently starting on Revells 1937 Ford Pickup. Will be doing a two tone job with an interesting rattle can combo. Krylons Hobbie Collection Copper on the top half with Testors Gloss Brown for the bottom. First time mixing a metallic upper with a solid lower so let the dice fall where they may. Will be updating with pics as soon as i can locate either my camaras interface cable or sans disc, whichever comes first !

Hey everybody! I see some amazing talent in this group and some amazing ideas that i can't wait to apply to my nect build ( 1937 Ford Pickup (Revell) ). About the sanding process, do you do this by hand or with the aid of a Drimel? I love the look and want to give it a go. Thanks for any responces and keep up the amazing builds ! Steve