Show Yer Drag Racers!

[brett]

20 hours ago, johnny rocket said:

How did you do the lace graphics its so cool

they're just the kit decals from the Revell pick up gasser last issued a few years back

[brett]

On 5/15/2020 at 2:12 AM, NYLIBUD said:

Great stuff Brett

Thank you

 

[dragcarz]

Here’s some more of my drag cars.

[Deuces ll]

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[Painted Black]

[Gizzy]

On 5/16/2020 at 7:39 PM, dragcarz said:

Here’s some more of my drag cars.

Very nice builds??

[gasser59]

I don't think I added this one since I finished it.

[Gizzy]

On 7/2/2018 at 3:56 PM, mvadrag said:

Those Mr Unswitchables are tough to build. 

[NYLIBUD]

Great diorama (Thunder Valley)I love the grand stand and people sitting.What scale are they?

[Safire6]

3 hours ago, gasser59 said:

I don't think I added this one since I finished it.

Very nice! Great weathering!

[Safire6]

Here's a couple of mine I completed a while back.

[Misha]

La Belle Speed Shop Team, Summer 1963 California

 

[brett]

5 hours ago, NYLIBUD said:

Great diorama (Thunder Valley)I love the grand stand and people sitting.What scale are they?

Thanks Ron G scale ( I think) so close to 1:24th/1:25th railway figures from ebay. Few Tamiya and Fugimi in there as well

[brett]

great looking builds Gentlemen ?

[fairlane1320]

[Deuces ll]

Can we see more of this^^^^^please?????.... Thanks! ?

[gasser59]

On 5/19/2020 at 8:55 PM, Misha said:

La Belle Speed Shop Team, Summer 1963 California

 

Misha ~ that's really nice. I love it!!  I'll just bet that pickup truck could really scoot too with that 409 in it.

[Misha]

Thanks Brad for the kind words! There is nearly a decade between the two builds. The rail was done first, yet always looked a bit forlorn without a support vehicle. The Chev was the perfect answer with the decals providing a back story to the period builds.

All the best, Misha

[Straightliner59]

On 5/19/2020 at 9:55 PM, Misha said:

La Belle Speed Shop Team, Summer 1963 California

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Neat pieces, Misha. Nice work!

[Misha]

15 hours ago, Straightliner59 said:

Neat pieces, Misha. Nice work!

Thanks Dan, I enjoyed your build from last year of the Jr. Fueler and the current Model A. Your fabrication skills are impressive. I have always favoured this class and Jr. Stocks for their ingenuity and tech skills rather than big buck approach that developed in Drag racing in later years.

Cheers Misha

[Straightliner59]

35 minutes ago, Misha said:

Thanks Dan, I enjoyed your build from last year of the Jr. Fueler and the current Model A. Your fabrication skills are impressive. I have always favoured this class and Jr. Stocks for their ingenuity and tech skills rather than big buck approach that developed in Drag racing in later years.

Cheers Misha

Thank you for your kind words, Misha. They are much appreciated! I love to huff nitro, most of all, but, I've always loved the lower class cars. Just good, old race cars!

[TooOld]

Here's a 1/24th scale version of Monogram's "Big Drag" that I built a couple of years ago . 

[Deuces ll]

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[styromaniac]

7 hours ago, TooOld said:

Here's a 1/24th scale version of Monogram's "Big Drag" that I built a couple of years ago . 

That is spot on. What kits did you use? The original Little T...or it's various re pops?

[TooOld]

2 hours ago, styromaniac said:

That is spot on. What kits did you use? The original Little T...or it's various re pops?

Some of both plus a lot of parts sourced from other kits . Here's a link to he WIP .

https://drasticplastics.proboards.com/thread/5923/little-drag-project