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This reminds me of my neighbors friend who had a competition edition of a Suzuki RM125 when we were younger. That thing was a beast!!! Cool bike man!

There's one you don't see every day. Cool little car to tool around in right there!

Almost there......

I too thought it was going to be a drag car decked out with camo and "Invasion Stripes" but it's all good as I got in here and saw this super build of a Muldowney car. Good work on this Rob.

My first ride was a 1966 Barracuda with 318 V-8 with a 2 barrel carburetor. These pics were taken in 1985 with an old Kodak Disk camera and although grainy, here's pictures of my very first car. I've given thought a time or two getting the ol' girl back from the current owner as I know right...

You always know how to give a guy a good laugh Steve. lol Cool rides nonetheless buddy.

I think the vast majority of us may have fallen for the "girls" trap Mark. lol I used to build hot rods all the time when I was younger and then.....I got married. All of that pretty much ended for a while. I've had a few cool cars since but nothing like the ones I had when I was single. lol

Yikes!!! Those were two cool cars too!!

That frickin' Dakato looks GREAT Jon!! I'd own that in a heartbeat!!

Sometimes it's like that. I've seen several "what if" builds and it's good to take an artistic license sometimes in the hobby. This is one reason that Luft '46 builds appeal to me. One can get dang near as crazy as they want to with those. Looking forward to more on this one Tim.

It is truly great to have you here Daniel. You came to the right platform to get better at scale modeling as forums are a good way to do just that. I saw you were from Romania. I was there with the Texas Army National Guard performing training exercises with the Romanian Army in 2005. I met a...

That is an interesting camo job Tim. Is it patterned after a specific aircraft or is this a “what if” camo? In either case, this is coming along well bud.

Now this is a good frickin' thread with some very cool cars in it. I'll be back later on to comment more and to post mine up.

LOLOL!!! Try driving from Corpus/ Houston to Fort Bliss......in a frickin' deuce and a half at 50mph!!! LOLOLOLOL!!!

I've been through there a couple of times on my way to the beautiful town of Pueblo Colorado (and I say that very facetiously ) while I was on Homeland Defense deployment there and it's quite the trek.

Yeesh!! Now THAT'S a drive!!

Thanks Mark. It's taken three kits to get it to look like this. One for the build, another for the mock up and a third one for spare parts along the way.

The way I remember it, the vendor area was indeed pretty good. They still holding it at the same complex? I'm from Corpus so it's not a bad trip for me.

Gotcha Keith. I'll start warming my wifey up to the idea of going to that one. I really do miss that show as there was a lot going on there with plenty of vendors. The Nats was a good show too. I didn't win a dang thing there but it didn't matter because I still had fun meeting up with folks...

Sounds like a plan bud and I've got several builds since the last time I went to a "local show". What's your first name and we'll take 'er from there. I'm Joe and it's good to meet you.