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A what if. I originally built this in 93. Decided to strip it and rebuild. decals designed and printed by Speedway Decals

Started this 10 years ago. Finally wrapped it up.

Another diecast, waiting on badging from Speedway decals.

My last of 2019, a diecast Burago Mercedes 300 SL that I stripped and refinished.

Another Hot Wheels refinished.

A diecast Mini Cooper that I stripped and refinished. First pic is how she started.

Revell's C-7 snap kit, Body badging and seat decals by Speedway decals.

A couple of issues of Scale Auto have had articles on refurbishing Hot Wheels. I've gotten into a kick of doing that with some of mine. Her is the first completed one, a little Ford Maverick.

My AM 1/48 P39 Q in Snooks 2nd markings'

One of the few times I venture out of stock or street rod/machine. Polar Light's kit and this thing was a PITA.

Polar Lights full detail kit, not the deluxe one. Used a Johan Chrysler Turbine car engine and exhaust.

AM's 1/48 P-39Q in markings for Snook's Second.

I am starting my first ship model, Revell of Germany's 1/700'USS Wasp, LDH1, and have GMM's pe set for it. I have no clue how to go about this. Any tips, etc you have would be appreciated.

Revell's 57 Ford Del Rio. Here she is completed.

Have some kits for sale, 1. Revell of Germany USS Wasp/Essex with Gold Medal Models PE set, $20+ actual shipping costs 2. AMT 51 Chevy convertible, missing custom exhaust manifolds, $15 + actual shipping 3. MPC Dodge Deora, 2005 issue, missing engine, $10 plus actual shipping 4. Revell 57...

This is a replica, from information I have gathered, of the bird the Robert Mason, the author of "Chickenhawk", flew during his tour of Vietnam in 1965-1966. Revell's kit with Fireballmodelworks decals.

Joined a month ago, guess I never said hi. My name is Lee, I am from East Bethel, MN. I am 55 years old, and got back into the hobby in 1992. I build mostly muscle cars and 20's to 70's classics, with a occasional street rod or machine, and occasional helicopters and aircraft.

Tamiya's 1966 karmann Ghia, this made it into the Nov/Dec issue of Karmann Komment, the club magazine of the Karmann Ghia Owner's Club of GB.