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  1. Mark Crowel

    1960 Alvis TD21

    Back to the drawing board.
  2. Mark Crowel

    1960 Alvis TD21

    Thank you.
  3. Mark Crowel

    1960 Alvis TD21

    Thank you, however, I unintentionally double posted my photos, and I haven't figured a way to edit out the duplicates.
  4. Mark Crowel

    1960 Alvis TD21

    Here is a British car, a 1960 Alvis TD21 two door hardtop, with right hand drive. 10.5 inches long.
  5. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you, all, for the kind compliments. Here are the final details. The real truck was built for the Neshanic, New Jersey Volunteer Fire Company. It now resides in the U.K.
  6. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you.
  7. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Except for a couple of minor details, it's finished. I don't have the skill or the software to tackle the lettering. This is the most difficult homemade cardboard model I have ever built.
  8. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you.
  9. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Roof lights and mirrors.
  10. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you, gentlemen.
  11. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Pump, hoses, and other accessories on the front bumper. TEDIOUS!
  12. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    It has a face, now. Still figuring the best way to make the pump.
  13. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Okay, thank you.
  14. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you, but what is greebling?
  15. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    More progress.
  16. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    All I accomplished today was to glue the cab to the utility section, and a baseplate (to be the running boards) was glued to the bottom of the body.
  17. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Spent much of the day just getting this far. Doesn't look like much headway, but those details are time consuming.
  18. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you, John!
  19. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Thank you for the encouragement, everyone. I'm working on those picky-tedious details now.
  20. Mark Crowel

    Studebaker Fire Truck.

    Hose stacks and rubber hoses on the side. There will be a lot of picky-tedious details on this model. The model is about 1/24th size (about 13 inches long).
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