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So far, I have threads for displaying about a half dozen of my cardboard model cars on the Model Cars Magazine Forum (http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?act=idx). Even though this is plastic territory, all of my models have received positive and encouraging comments from the forum...

Thank you, I enjoyed building that one. It was a commission build for a man who owns the real thing.

Here is the link to twelve photos of this model: http://cardboardmodelcarshowcase.lefora.com/2012/05/13/1963-studebaker-avanti/#post1

Here is the link to my photos of this model. Approximately 1/24th size. http://cardboardmodelcarshowcase.lefora.com/2012/05/12/1953-studebaker-starliner-hardtop/#post0

Acetate plastic is unstable stuff, definitely.

This link will take you to the thread that shows the entire repair process on the Toy Studebaker Collectors Club Forum. http://tscc-online.lefora.com/2011/01/01/restoration-project/ This is the finished model. Cardboard was used to fill in the badly warped roof, and was used to replace...

Zathros, my friend, thank you for appreciating my work, and being a continuing encouragement to me. Last two photos.

More photos.

A few months ago, I finally built a 1964 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk the way I originally intended. This was built for a fellow Studebaker enthusiast.

Thank you. Great to be back.

After about eight months of not working on this model, I've finally resumed. Not much progress, and it took a while to get my bearings with it again, but, at least I did something with it tonight. Trim is now on the right pontoon. Tailight and rear bumper parts, and door handle are in place...

Picasso was a cubist, so I'm in distinguished company! Thank you, and have a good week.

A side pontoon under construction. Edge to edge gluing of the cardboard. Mark W. Crowel Chrome trim (silver coated cardboard) around the windows. Mark W. Crowel The completed pontoon, with its color added (no chrome yet), dry test fitted to the center body section. Mark...

THAT'S the one! That critter looks like it carries a whole lot of nasty! Thanks for posting the photo.