You have quite a start on your Suburban ambulance! You're using two Blazer snap kits for this? I've thought to do that since my R+R Resin one needs ALOT of work to be correct! I'm especially interested in this build because I want to build a '76 GMC Suburban like the one my folks had when I was growing up. There's something to be said about a vehicle that survives four kids learning to drive!

Your models are fantastic!!!!!!

love your models! check my fotki out

Thanks Bob, i had wondered what happened to you.. feel free to email me anytime you like, and we can talk about getting that plastic shipped.

Hey Dave,
Awesome work. Didn't forget about spare plastic I was telling you about ages ago, just got stuffed away because of moving. Still have stuff with angles, curves, etc. if you need for scratch builds. Also found red lenses from appliance indicator lights that would work for red lights. Let me know if you need anything. Thanks, Bob

GREAT WORK.I LOVE YOUR DETAIL WORK. WHERE DID YOU GET THE FIRE HELMETS INSIDE THE HEAVY RESCUE? I 'AM A RETIRED CAREER&VOLUNTEER FIRE CHIEF WHO ALSO BUILDS MODEL FIRE RIGS

Awesome work!The 1960's GMC is amazing

Congrats on your Cinci Challenge 11 Awards!
Loved the ALF on your site too, i'm knee deep in that kit right now.

Build On, Brother!

David, you've done a fine job on the 1970 cruiser. I remember it well. Thanks for letting me know about your site.

Where did you get the buckeye rotoray for that AFL kit ? It looks awsome !

Great stuff. If you get a chance come check out my model car & truck forum The Mad Modeller. Here is the link http://themadmodeller.talkthis.com/

We have a section for fire trucks and ambulance.

Hey Dave!!!! It's GREAT to see you have a Fotki site!!! You are the master bro !!!!

nice truck i love ford cabover trucks you did a awesome job my hats off to you

Great work man. Did you ever use that Yodel kit I sold you a while back? Come check out the new model forum. http://s13.invisionfree.com/B_n_B_Auto_Builders/index.php?

Excellent work! Just starting to surf resources to get back into fire models after too many years off. Thanks for the insiration!