Mark C.

Dan, Dan, Dan. I wasn't even thinking about those T-bolts. But now that you mention it....

It's summertime and I'm generally pretty busy with "life" these days, so there's not a whole lot going on for me at the model bench. So in the interest of participating on the board I thought I'd post a few pics of stalled projects I've accumulated. Some I haven't worked on in months, some not in years. Feel free to post some of your stalled projects so I don't feel too alone here! I've posted these before on other boards, so for those who've seen them before, my apologies (hopefully soon I'll be able to post some actual progress pics). Here are a few: '60 Chev Bel Air 2-door sedan conversion using a Tom Coolidge roof: A Johan '60 Olds roof transplant (from the '60 Impala): An AMT '67 Impala "quick build" from about 4 years ago: A '69 GTX experiment using metallics for interior colours (not factory colours, though) from about 15 years ago: A '57 Chev short track car "quick build" from about 3 years ago: A '69 Chevelle short track car on a modified NASCAR chassis from about 3 years ago: My '60 Fury Restoration Challenge (from the other board) car from a few years ago: Panther Pink '70 Challenger ragtop: A '69 Cougar body on a Model King (MPC) Super Stocker chassis: There are others... but that's enough for now! :oops: :roll: Anybody else out there as bad as I am for starting something but not finishing it??

I'll give it a try... I've got several potential unbuilt subjects sitting on the shelf. Now if I can only get off my duff and build one! This will be a really interesting challenge! Can't wait to see the results!

Awesome work! Love to see models of the cars that we saw most often on the road back in the day. While it was always a treat to see Roadrunners, the ones you saw most often were the regular ol' Satellites. The thing I find humourous is when I go to a car show nowadays and they're all Roadrunners... even the ones that weren't back then. Anyways, great job on the Sebring Plus! Looking forward to see the progress as it comes together!

Cool, Bill! Watching your video, I was just made aware of some features of the 1:1 that I didn't know about... like the opening cowl vent and the storage comparment between the seats. There's a reversal, I'm learning about 1:1s from a model! Thanks for sharing this with us... your builds are just amazing!

I just read this... my name should appear down below now... edit: There it is!

I usually post over at the Hobby Heaven board (that's where I found the link to this one). Just wanted to say that this board looks great, and I'm pleased to see some familiar names of folks who used to post over at HH but have been notably absent from there for awhile... it's great to see you guys! At a glance this place appears to be focused on model building with very little OT stuff (a definite plus!), and there seems to be a comradery here that is very refreshing! I look forward to spending more of my internet time here!

That's amazing, Bill! Thanks for sharing!