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Here's a couple of mine - better quality kits from Revell for sure.
Revell 67 Dodge Charger
Recently 'almost' finished - body is just set on the chasis ( 15 year shelf queen, but actually a really nice kit ). Decals are still settling and needs a clearcoat.
Revell Ryan Newman Dodge Intrepid
Thanks,
John
I forgot about this thread. Does AMT count?
Mustang GT
It's really too bad that most of the pictures on the former pages have gone away thanks to Photobucket.
Steve
Building a kit from your stash is like cutting a head off a Hydra, two more take it's place.
http://www.spamodeler.com/forum/
GMorrisonMonogram's Lincoln Futura
Forum | Modelers Social Club Forum (proboards.com)
I'm using ImageShack and haven't had any problems. It's pretty cheap at around $35 per year but at that it's no where near what PB wants. I still have plenty of images up that are PB but that'll change when my subscription anniversary comes around.
That's a nice car regardless of the fact that it's not a Revell or Monogram there Jim.
GMorrisonHey Big Jim, I'm trying Fotki.
For Kalmbcah forums, I am using PostImage: http://postimages.org/It is free. So far I am happy.Below is not Revell/Monogram, but, is PostImage.
Nice the foundation to the Batmobile looks good in gray .
Nick.
PANZERJAGER Anyone know of a good alternative to Photobucket? I've stoped posting because of there crap! BigJim Greg keavdog Wish I could see all the photobucket pics... darn them! You're not just a-kiddin' there. You might try this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/photobucket-hotlink-fix/kegnjbncdcliihbemealioapbifiaedg?hl=en-US
Anyone know of a good alternative to Photobucket?
I've stoped posting because of there crap!
BigJim Greg keavdog Wish I could see all the photobucket pics... darn them! You're not just a-kiddin' there. You might try this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/photobucket-hotlink-fix/kegnjbncdcliihbemealioapbifiaedg?hl=en-US
Greg keavdog Wish I could see all the photobucket pics... darn them! You're not just a-kiddin' there.
keavdog
You're not just a-kiddin' there.
You might try this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/photobucket-hotlink-fix/kegnjbncdcliihbemealioapbifiaedg?hl=en-US
I'm trying Fotki. I like it so far, no ads and it's pretty easy to use. I started with the free trial, and now have a plan for about $ 24 a year. They explain pretty well their plans and options.
Here's one I did for the Monogram Mafia this year.
Monogram's Lincoln Futura
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
PANZERJAGER
keavdogWish I could see all the photobucket pics... darn them!
LOL! I hear you on that one. At the end of this year my account will dissolve. I've had a couple of email exchanges with them and called it quits.
Wow! What a great bunch of stellar builds! Wish I could see all the photobucket pics... darn them!
It's been a while since there's been any activity here on this thread so I figured I'd give it a little help.
Finished this restoration/ upgrade project about 8 months ago and started with a 35 ish year old Monogram Z/28 Camaro that I built when I was around 12-13. It took around 7 months to complete and I converted it from a Z/28 to an SS 396.
Monogram's 1969 Z/28 Camaro upgraded to an SS 396 Camaro.
Those look great. Your Pontiac model almost looks like its a full scale car
1956 chevy Bel Air 1955 chevy Bel Air 1966 GTO
SprueOne Mind blowing and inspiring builds in this thread. Rob Gronovius Here is my Revell PT Cruiser, probably one of the nicest snap together car models I've ever made. I went for the retro US Army looking staff car, reminiscent of a WW2 army staff car. I don't build a lot of automobiles, but this one caught my eye. Rob, Where did the decals come from?
Mind blowing and inspiring builds in this thread.
Rob Gronovius Here is my Revell PT Cruiser, probably one of the nicest snap together car models I've ever made. I went for the retro US Army looking staff car, reminiscent of a WW2 army staff car. I don't build a lot of automobiles, but this one caught my eye.
Here is my Revell PT Cruiser, probably one of the nicest snap together car models I've ever made. I went for the retro US Army looking staff car, reminiscent of a WW2 army staff car. I don't build a lot of automobiles, but this one caught my eye.
Rob, Where did the decals come from?
The spare parts box, just excess US Army stars I had. The 3-star general's flag was made using Powerpoint and some styrene.
PatW I bought this 3in1 kit years ago and built the red convertible................ And looking in the box recently the middle cab unit (in grey on the box art) was still in there, so I built this.............. After a few slight modifications!
I bought this 3in1 kit years ago and built the red convertible................
And looking in the box recently the middle cab unit (in grey on the box art) was still in there, so I built this..............
After a few slight modifications!
Anyone with a good car don't need to be justified - Hazel Motes
Remember , common sense is not common.
Starting with Shawns awesome Cobra, then to Nicks jaw dropping GTO and then to Dave's drop dead gorgeous 36 Ford and wrapping it all up with Robs very cool VIP modern VIP just confirms the fact that it aint the kits that count in modeling..............it's truly the modelers!! Wow guys! Truly inspiring stuff on display here!!!!
Old Monogam '36 Ford.
Phil. 4:6-7 Jer. 29:11-14 John 3:13
On the bench - Hand made '50 Lincoln "Tail dragger" 1956 DeSoto 'vert., Resin '60 Chrysler 300 , Modelhaus resin '58 Pontiac hardtop kit.
Been a "Plastholic" all my life. Love this stuff.
Shawn,
That looks really nice.
Pat
Trusty ol' 427 Cobra Kit
I love the smell of plastic in the morning
Those look exceptional.
this is my revell 1966 GTO.
'54 Chevy Panel Wagon from 1983 "Street Demons" release.......with a twist.
The original idea from Revell:
My ideas:
This is just way too cool right here!!!! PM sent...............
Well Joe... Some day I'm going to learn not to get involved with your threads...(lol) As you stated, Now I'm REHOOKED on car kits. There is so much now in the way of detail, resin, PE, aftermarket detail parts that were'nt available when I started building, that you can REALLY get into some amazing work. Now that I am fully retired, I will have some extra time on my hands and will likely need to be restrained from over doing this beloved hobby of ours! lolol... Any way, This is another Kit that I started awhile back but just now decided to finish. All I had done was the frame at the time. Its a Revell-o-Gram 1/25 1940 Willys Gasser That I call "Mothers Worry". The base coat of paint is HOK Aztec Gold, and the top coat is HOK Candy Tangerine, both lacquer based. Most every thing (other then the body and frame) was Kit Bashed or scratch built including the shop and everything in it. Thanks again Joe... (lolol, just kidding)
Any way, Thats it, Hope to have this one in an up-coming show the 29th of April... See how we do... Take care all!
Doug
When Life Hands You A Bucket Of Lemons...
Make Lemonade!
Then Sell It Back At $2 Bucks A Glass...
Gene: It'd be great to see you there. I've got a couple of cars to take and maybe one aircraft.
Matt: Don't worry about what you think of your work. Post it in a WIP by way of Photobucket. Do you happen to own a PC or laptop?
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