1959scudetto Posted December 30, 2022 Posted December 30, 2022 Some nice models here , Peter - I especially like the Bud Moore TransAm Mustang (Parnelli Jones?)
Phildaupho Posted December 30, 2022 Posted December 30, 2022 Eight lovelies. All exceptionally well done. I am going to have check many of these out in more detail.
bbowser Posted December 30, 2022 Posted December 30, 2022 Great group of cars. Those Jags are awesome.
Joe Nunes Posted December 30, 2022 Posted December 30, 2022 Very nice model construction here. Well done! ? Joe
Paul Payne Posted December 30, 2022 Posted December 30, 2022 Amazing work! As usual, your skill in making bucks and then vacuum forming the bodies leaves me in awe!
Smilesperhour Posted December 30, 2022 Posted December 30, 2022 Love the Trans am cars as said in your other post. Lightweight ectype is very well done. Love the idea on creating the roof
Dragline Posted December 31, 2022 Posted December 31, 2022 Well when you put it like that... Seriously gorgeous stuff Peter.
kruleworld Posted December 31, 2022 Posted December 31, 2022 Nice. i guess you like jags. i quite like the trans-am racers
bobthehobbyguy Posted December 31, 2022 Posted December 31, 2022 Absolutely stunning. Those jags are gorgeous. Beautiful work in all of them.
Claude Thibodeau Posted December 31, 2022 Posted December 31, 2022 Hi Peter! Great productive year, bravo! If I may: what is the material that your Atlantic vacuum buck is made of? The texture puzzles me... CT
TimKustom Posted December 31, 2022 Posted December 31, 2022 Looks like a lot of work there. Great job!
TransAmMike Posted December 31, 2022 Posted December 31, 2022 Wow Peter, great looking. Picking my favorite would be tough!!
Peter Lombardo Posted January 1, 2023 Author Posted January 1, 2023 19 hours ago, Claude Thibodeau said: Hi Peter! Great productive year, bravo! If I may: what is the material that your Atlantic vacuum buck is made of? The texture puzzles me... CT Thanks, your builds for the year are exceptional, as usual. The material is referred to as sign foam. It is a dense foam that comes in large sheets. My brother usually buys it in 2 inch high sheets and uses it to make 3D signage cut on his computer controlled routing table. He saves the scrap for me and I take the bigger pieces. I layout the design on the block with magic marker, grind away the basic shape with my Dremel and finish with various grades of sand paper. It is easy to grind away, but impossible to "put back", so, needless to say, great care must be taken.
Claude Thibodeau Posted January 1, 2023 Posted January 1, 2023 2 hours ago, Peter Lombardo said: Thanks, your builds for the year are exceptional, as usual. The material is referred to as sign foam. It is a dense foam that comes in large sheets. My brother usually buys it in 2 inch high sheets and uses it to make 3D signage cut on his computer controlled routing table. He saves the scrap for me and I take the bigger pieces. I layout the design on the block with magic marker, grind away the basic shape with my Dremel and finish with various grades of sand paper. It is easy to grind away, but impossible to "put back", so, needless to say, great care must be taken. Hi Peter! Thank you. I know what you are talking about. I worked once a a signmaker, and we used some of it. It was "new" at the time. In 2006, I sculpted an entire 1/1 street rod body for a customer (see pix below), out of HD40 insulation foam that the factory sliced in huge blocks from the 49 X49X97 raw castings. Lots a foam particles left over, but it was later coated with latex paint to create a barrier, and laminated over with fiberglass. Quicker to produce a one-off body like that than making molds. Happy new year to you, and many creations in 2023! CT
TooOld Posted January 1, 2023 Posted January 1, 2023 Always enjoy seeing your work Peter , those Jags are sooooo nice ! Love the Trans Am cars too ! 1
ismaelg Posted January 3, 2023 Posted January 3, 2023 Great job as usual Peter! The Corvette, the Camaro and the trio of Jags are my favorites.
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