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Thanks Ferris! The tarmac is actually a cheap table that I bought from Ikea its 4ft by 2ft....I laid out a grid 4in by 4in, and airbrushed the slabs...I masked off where I wanted the yellow line, and sprayed that on. Then I used a pencil to draw in cracks, and the oil stains are thinned black...

Thanks! I didn't use stencils....I started with a base coat of the darkest color (dark gull gray), then placed individual rectangular shapes of masking tape, sprayed the next lightest color (medium gray), masked again, then dark ghost gray,masked then finally light ghost gray, then removed all...

Sweet! I love the rat rod! I'm currently working on a rat rod myself, I'm using a Jimmy Flintstone '29 Chopped 5 window coupe, I scratchbuilt the z'd frame...I've been kicking this thing around for over a year, and now I'm going to finish it....your work is sure to provide some inspiration.

Great detail work....looks fantastic!

Wow....awesome work! The CF-18 in Tiger Stripes is great!

That is really awesome! Those figures look great, and the water is fantastic!

@ elend-They're copper urns....you see them a lot at cemeteries.....I wouldn't have known what they are, but there was a headstone/monument business on the block I grew up on in NYC. @jetjock: The skeleton does come with the kit....there's also one in Monogram's " 'Lil Coffin" kit.

Thanks all for the kind comments

Thanks elend....this kit is from an old series of show cars kits. There was/is still an actual show car like this...its based on an old horse drawn hearse.

Thanks! The figure is painted with Vallejo Acrylics...I just started using them, and like them a lot.

Thanks all!

Very nice work Igor....I especially like the weld seams!

Thanks all!

Excellent builds!

That is beautiful work! Very well done!

I scratchbuilt the roll cage, modified the suspension to get the stance I wanted, swapped the 350ci engine from the new R/M '69 Nova, along with some aftermarket air cleaners and valve covers (I think they're from Model Car Garage). The decals are from R/M's '68 Firebird, and the tire lettering...

This one was a Christmas gift from the bride, the base was a reject that I bought at Michael's Craft Store for a buck, I replaced the injector stacks with aluminum tubing, and the rocks in front of the grave marker are genuine, ultra rare Ronkonkoma, NY pebbles ;D

True Details resin seats and Eduard "Big Ed" photoetch set:

This one has Eduard photoetch and True Details resin ejection seats:

OOB...these double kits are great for a nice week long build: