Spotters guide to Olds 88's from '49 up. (some model 76's, too). This could take a while.

A '65 Olds 425" engine with close ratio Muncie 4-speed gets grafted in to a '50 Olds Holiday Coupe. I did this in '72. Yeah, I'd do it different now. The pics aren't in chronoligical order.

An impressive product line I recently discovered. Gauges and license plates in 1/25th scale. Serious quality and variety ! His Ebay handle is bestmodelcarparts . His website is www.bestmodelcarparts.com .

The ugliest car ever produced. The best seller I ever had. Who knew ? The masters were destroyed (an accident) so the only way to reproduce these kits was to find two early "pops" from the original molds.
Re-mold done in February and March of 2012.

A project started in 2004 and sorta dropped off the radar 'til 2011.

Kits I have produced over the years. Many are no longer available. Not a complete list at all.

A partnership of two established master modelers from Finland.

In October of 2010 I found the lost discs of the diorama construction. And the display at the Heartlands Show in '03. Posting "how to" pics will take a LONG time, and it won't all be in chronological order.

Pictures of the first Denver Diorama. Set in 1974, it was a composite of several used car lots in the Denver area.

These are models I have cast in colored resin and sold as limited edition collectibles.

Some sedans and a hardtop. Masterwork by Jim Gurley and Tom Coolidge.

Hand made models designed to look like F&F Cereal box prizes from the 50s and 60s. All masters modeled by Jim Gurley.

pictures of my car and the model of it.

Here's another one from Vince LoBosco and Dave Best. This one's a '57 Buick Special 4 door sedan.

The process of creating the master for a new model.