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I wanted to build a small layout of where I work. I looked at some of the cars I'd need and holy smokes! Three rail cars for $120!! Guess it has been a while since I even looked at prices. Maybe my dad has some in his HO stash.

Nice work on the wheel! I never got that far into detailing, a little flock and some plug wires is as far as I went. Love watching you guys make these realistic models. I'd love to have models of my cars.

Nice work. I need to get back to my '55 Chevy crew cab project.

I never honed my skills to your level, but I went through a bunch of models as a kid, then came back to models in my 20's, and put some time into them to make them look ok. Never did much with detailing, wish I would have got some resin kits when that part of the hobby was at its peak! I had a...

Nice work!

I'll have to remember that!

These haven't moved in the two years I've been here, neither have the stacks of totes on the opposite wall. I need to get building, and set up a spray booth.

Does that kit have the CF decals?

Trucks are easy! :lol: There's more pieces, but you can paint many of them in assemblies, where as cars seem to need every piece painted separately. I have neither of those cab overs, I should start building the kits I have, so I can justify buying new ones!

They cast the Lindberg kits from the IMC molds.

Nice work so far.

Very nice. Looks like an older kit was used for the casting, don't see wires on the fenders much with new tooling kits. Have you made vroom vroom noises yet?

Impressive! I can imagine the fun you had with the rigging.

Nice sleuthing there, John.

Are there any ejector pin marks inside the body?

Could be a 53 or 54 as well. Here's a 54, it has the most sloped rear I could find.

Ford produced the Courier sedan delivery from 1952-1960. Rear door(s) is not as angled as the model shown above. Ford Courier - Wikipedia

I might have some from a tow truck kit. Give met weekend i dig through my stash.

I stopped building plastic models after I started putting together the full size models, just couldn't get rid of them all.

I still have a 55 Chevy crew cab projec in limbo. I never got the roof putty nice, but I was using the generic Testors gray tube. Stole the 4x4 axles and transfer case from a RamCharger bass boat kit. Sold a ton, but have a bunch of models left. Someday I might find the motivation.

Damn, those are old school prices. I got out of buying models way before they got insanely priced. This is like going back to the early 2000's!

Putting traction bars on it?

Here I thought it was going to be Alan Page's 71 Charger he got from White Bear Dodge! A Purple People Eater driving a Purple Charger.

Saw him run at the Nats, the shower of sparks was awesome. He was super nice to all of us when we met him.

"I'll work on the car when it's warmer." You just can't leave it alone, can you? :poke: Looks good, I like your obsession to get that last detail, it's a slippery slope.

I feel lazy, watching all this work you do! It looks amazing.

Real.