Model cars: rusted wrecks and hydraulics articles....

[Super Blue 72]

Hi guys, I know some of you are into model cars, if not, you might still appreciate some of these pics.  These are articles I got from Rod Authority.

Rusted wrecks:
http://www.rodauthority.com/news/are-rusted-wrecks-the-future-of-car-model-building/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=are-rusted-wrecks-the-future-of-car-model-building



And now for something different.... an engineering marvel, IMO!  Hydraulics (pseudo hydraulics) on a model car.

http://www.rodauthority.com/news/video-a-pint-sized-61-impala-with-big-hydraulic-lift/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=video-a-pint-sized-61-impala-with-big-hydraulic-lift

[06Daytona]

Those are pretty darned cool.

[brads70]

wow thats a lot of work! Cool stuff!

[hpe600rt]

cool

[bentpshrods]

   That was pretty neat. It is really amazing what some guys are coming up with, and can do to plastic.  Was also interesting to see what he is selling those wrecks for.        I think I might have to put together some of my dio's. for sale and get some parts money for this spring. 

[AARCUDADEN]

Sadly enough most of us have started with cars that looked like those  Some of those guys really have talent doing those models up like that

[Gumby]

Very neat stuff Super Blue! Have you ever checked out the Joe Dirt car buildup on junkyardjewels.com It's an "ultra realistic 1/18 scale 69 Charger Daytona" They show the build up in a step by step photo format. Very awesome site!

[Super Blue 72]

Very neat stuff Super Blue! Have you ever checked out the Joe Dirt car buildup on junkyardjewels.com It's an "ultra realistic 1/18 scale 69 Charger Daytona" They show the build up in a step by step photo format. Very awesome site!

Checked out that site, they have some really neat stuff!!!