Dear Friend, his works are simply fantastic. Congratulations .. I hope to continue seeing for a long time. Maybe one day I can join a workshop of yours? A big hug - André Siqueira
Hey Primo, looks like THE SKUNK RIVER & SOUTHERN RAILROAD project is going very well. Looking forward to go in Thanksgiving to see it. We are doing Ok over here. Alex
virgil! its josh, again. Been waiting on an email from you! Its been a while since we last talked, and I have a few questions for ya! When you get a chance, my e-mail address is jmccall89@hotmail.com Hope all is well, and I'll talk at ya later.
hey virge! I like the new post WW3 build! I just stopped in to see what you were up to! I've started myself a little business venture. Check it out at www.smallscalecustoms.com Also, if you could shoot me an email when you have the chance, I need your expertise!
Your builds have always inspired me to take my builds to the next level, ever since first seeing them when the SA forums were at its best! (diorama section). Hands down my favorite buildup is your back drops, i really do study them, its how i got the idea for my concrete pad for my backdrop (not finished) The next base will be a bit more random and less uniformed. Thanks buddy!
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaay.................nice to see you dropped by to have a look there Virgil. It's always nice to know you're around. Great photo album by the way. I've been here a few times, and it's inspirational to say the very least. Drop a line anytime, you're always welcome.
Cranky, thanks for the comment. I wish I could take credit for that #8/Bud F-20 diorama, but a guy from my local hobby shop did it, and as soon as I get his name, I'll give him credit. that's what happens when a bunch of Military modelers get creative. I'm trying to corrupt them completely and have them build a car or two!
Hey Cranky- I just found out a friend of mine and a fellow local model builder and air brusher extraordinaire committed suicide last Sunday evening. Doug Shey was his name. He recently lent me his digital camera and there are a few pix of his builds on the memory stick. I am going to put together a little tribute to him on my page. Keep him and his loved ones in your thoughts and hopefully he is working at that great modeling bench in the sky. I have a chopped '32 sedan body that he started and was having trouble with (his plastic cutting and body sculpting skills were not the best, but we all have our areas of expertise, right?) that I will build in a tribute to him. Anyway, I'm rambling. Thanks for listening...
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je reviendrai car je n'ai pas tout vu tellement il y a de belles choses !
bryan
I really liked the article they did about you in MCM!! What an honor!!
Keep building and take care!!
Raul
Alex
You are on one heck of a roll. First that Forty Ford and now the Caddy. Unbelievable work and inspiration thanks for sharing it all with us.
Your builds have always inspired me to take my builds to the next level, ever since first seeing them when the SA forums were at its best! (diorama section). Hands down my favorite buildup is your back drops, i really do study them, its how i got the idea for my concrete pad for my backdrop (not finished) The next base will be a bit more random and less uniformed. Thanks buddy!
Great photo album by the way. I've been here a few times, and it's inspirational to say the very least. Drop a line anytime, you're always welcome.
Warm regards from Canada
Ben
esta increible los trabajos, felicidades,
thats incredible, congrulations!!!
i hope see you soon!!