Some of my built R&R stuff.

[Chuck Most]

When I saw Steve's sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet '70 Chrysler model last night, and realized it was an R&R kit, that made seeing the end result seem even more remarkable.

Maybe I'm a glutton for punishment, or maybe the subject matter trumps the quality, but I've had quite a bit of fun making R&R kits just a bit less craptastic.

This is my '57 International A-100 (R&R lists it as a '56), built as a kind of beater hot rod shop truck...

This is the same kit, started by another modeler and finished by me. It was an older casting, and was a bit less rough quality wise, and it's been slightly modified.

This is an older '67 Ford Galaxie... casting quality was okay, but there was a LOT of hacking and chopping involved to get everything to fit!

This is R&R's '72 Ford pickup, built as an old beater farm truck (I've since replaced the terrible hood side badges with foil copied badges from a Ford C-600)-

And, perhaps my favorite, the '38 International COE cab (formerly done by SJS). Again, castings were okay, but lots of trimming was needed.

[lordairgtar]

My my my, That is awesome. All those are awesome. Especially the 57 IH

[Kanedge]

Cool builds there, I like the black and red International best.

[Drgon63]

Great subjects and beautiful builds... love the COE...

[Harold]

Nice bunch of vehicles. I love the '67 Ford, and in contrast to your other trucks, the COE is startlingly clean.

[george 53]

The ONLY R&R kit i ever had problems with was his 53 Mercury. THAT is a misshapen pile of POOOOP BUT all the other kits i have (which are quite a few) WERE very workable, but in NO WAY in the class of the newer casters. Ray's too tired to update anything, so be WARNED that his kits ARE buildable, BUT NOT without some work. I STILL enjoy his off the wall stuff though. ;) ;)

[TheCat]

Really cool looking builds.