This is a Revell SnapTite Wrecker that began life in my collection as a built missing a mirror and a horn. I wanted a '73-'80 style Chevy truck to use with a Racer Wedge. Many AMT kits were used to build this one. YOU tell ME which parts from which!

I wanted to build a Racer Wedge with a Chevy Van cab and single rear axle with dual rear wheels. This is also my first attempt at weathering a model.

I am making a limo from four(?) Revell '63 Corvette roadster snap kits.

This is a rebuild of a box stock AMT '64 Impala Super Sport

Polar Lights kit with Scooby and Shaggy unassembled and unpainted. There are two versions of this kit.

Built straight from the 1997 AMT issued kit.

Polar lights kit with figures ready to display. Light green is ModelMaster Sublime green enamel.

Revell Wheels of Fire snap kit with custom mag wheel swap. I changed it to the stock Rally wheels in March of '07.

Revell Wheels of Fire kit with mags and decals from AMT '63 Corvette kit. I decided to change this model to the Wheels of Fire kit wheels and tires, detail the chassis better, and remove the decals during winter of '10/'11

Revell Wheels of Fire

Revell/Monogram 1998 issue with tricarb intake manifold, carburetors, and air cleaner from Revell
'69 Baldwin Motion Corvette kit.

Revell snap kit with scratchbuilt DVD monitors and speaker box from AMT Dodge D50 kit shortened to fit.

Revell Bone Daddy kit. Painted Plastikote lacquer Classic Black for the "basic black" look.

This is an MPC Stunt Van I found on Ebay that was built when I got it. It was originally painted yellow over the red it was molded in. The Stunt Van decals were on also but were cracked and peeling. The white van in some of the pics is a donor that gave up its T case and mount and radius arms for the front drivetrain as well as the brush guard.

Racer Wedge I found on Ebay in late February '08
and assembled to make storage easier.

This was bult as a Christmas '06 gift for my Brother's girlfriend who is a Matt Kenseth fan!

I got this in a trade with a Glue Crew member last spring.

I built this on February 19, 2008. The plastic is polished with 12,000 grit and toothpaste.

Originally built Summer of 1991, I decided to rebuild this after the new issue of AMT's '69 Chevelle became available.

Amt 1964 Impala SS built to model a 180" super stretch limo.

This model is the front chassis and drivetrain from a JoHan 1970 Toronado with two trailers made into one tandem axle trailer. The original idea was the AMT 1940 Willys kit truck cab converted to a phantom cabover. I decided the Revell '56 Ford F100 looked alot better!