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About 1/32 scale. My design. Cardstock and colored paper. One of my favorites.

A recent simple construction paper, crayon colored model. My design.

Now THAT is true model building! Excellent work.

Yes, interiors do add a lot of "life" to a model. They are a lot of work, however. You can spend as much time on an interior as you will an exterior, and interiors usually receive only secondary attention. Nonetheless, you are right. Interiors add a lot to a model car. As always, thanks...

Views from the rear.

Here are a few more photos.

I went through a time last year (2013) when I was designing and building simple, single structure models with cardstock and construction paper. This is one of those models. The scale is roughly 1/24th.

Thank you, Eric.

No problem, and no apologies needed. I'm definitely looking forward to the new forum.

I'm currently working on a '65 Buick Skylark, which I believe shared the same body with '65-'66 Chevelle. Above is my profile drawing of the Skylark.

Hmmn...I'm wondering what I can do with that. I have my own way of doing a car, mind you.

BTW, I'm having a heck of a time trying to load my avatar. I've reduced the photo to 150 X 112, and loaded the photo into my albums, and tried to paste the URL into the browse bar under custom avatar, but nothing works. Here is the photo I want for my avatar:

Thank you, gentlemen. I'm optimistic, about this year, and about the upcoming forum changes. Also, my faith in God has increased through these recent troubles.

I've been away for a while. It's good to be back. 2013 was a bad year. Money troubles compounded marital problems, leading to a divorce, followed by more financial problems. Likewise, this year is off to a bumpy start. Anyway, I'm back to building again. I'm working on new projects, and...

I'm belated in replying to this; I've been away for a while. John, I thank God for the success of your operation, and I pray for your continued and full recovery. Sincere best wishes. You have always been an encouragement to everyone who has communicated with you here on Zealot.

Ambitious project with a staggering amount of work involved. The word "astounding" would be an understatement.

Thank you, my friend. It's good to be back.

I designed and built this recently. It's 9 and 1/8 inches long, 3.5 inches wide, and 3.25 inches high. The components are two layers thick. There is a 110 lb. cardstock structure layer, overlaid with a white construction paper layer, on which I printed the pictorial details, then colored with...