Mark Aldrich

Super Nice! :Smile_sceptic:

Ebay has the Monogram convertible listed as a 64 or you can get a hardtop that is listed as a 66. Revell, has re-released both so there should be plenty of options. :Smile_sceptic:

Super Nice!!!!! :Smile_sceptic:

Nicely Done! :Smile_sceptic:

Getting there....

Really nice! SO small! :Smile_sceptic:

For all you Car...ooopppsss....Automotive Junkies......Thanks to Jim for the pictures. http://www.ipmsusa3.org/gallery/v/events/2017/Billetproof/

You really need to bring this to a Green Dragons meeting! :Smile_sceptic:

Me likey!!!! ALOT!!! :Smile_sceptic:

Nice! :Smile_sceptic:

Sure wish I could have been there! :Smile_sceptic:

Cool! What are you using for track? :Smile_sceptic:

The new lunch time project. Tasca composite and DEF turret. So far. :Smile_sceptic:

Thanks to Len for the pictures.... http://www.ipmsusa3.org/gallery/v/events/2017/ModelFiesta/

Any Alabamians every happen to get detailed photos and measurements of the M42B1 at the Museum there? Specifically looking for ones of the barrel.

Thanks to Phil for the pictures! http://www.ipmsusa3.org/gallery/v/events/2017/CommiesFest/

Thanks to Jim for the shots. http://www.ipmsusa3.org/gallery/v/events/2017/Manatee/

Best cheapest bet is EBAY. :Smile_sceptic:

That is a beautiful build! :Smile_sceptic:

I have the utmost respect for those of you that work in Braille scale and turn out finished results like that! :Smile_sceptic:

Bryan, Webster's defines detailing as ... "the act or process of meticulously cleaning and refurbishing an automobile". We ALL have different definitions of detailing so you need to figure out your definition and go from there. To me, anything that comes in the box is basics. Detailing involves anything that is not included in the kit and will enhance the final product. Resin, PE, battle damage, styrene add-ons are what I consider details. That is just me. However, you need to factor in what you think your target audience will be as well. :Smile_sceptic:

Super wicked looking. Love the damaged roadwheels. :Smile_sceptic:

Thanks to Andy Mason for the pictures..... http://www.ipmsusa3.org/gallery/v/events/2017/JAXCON/

The advantage of Braille scale! I couldn't get all my finished armor models in one picture unless it was taken via Satellite. Looking good! :Smile_sceptic:

Pics will hopefully get uploaded tomorrow. When I left home station they were currently being resized. I might be able to upload this PM. :Smile_sceptic: