I know nothing about "The Cloud" and dropped my Photobucket account years ago. I edit every photo I decide to save and store them by year on compact disc. I have quick access to the pix, don't pay fees and can further edit them if I feel the need. I didn't answer your question but my method works for me.
Very cool scrap wood build. Always fun being creative with things you have laying around. I used an old broken wooden plane tool to make a car and some scraps to build my own version of the Mulholland Speedster.
I believe that my issue is that some sites like TRAK (traditional rods and customs) require the pics come from storage somewhere other than my computer. Same with other off topic sites. Thanks for input on this. John
Dragster made from a 4 engine Mickey Thomason kit, stole one engine for the T . Home made trailer from various donors.
Any one know of a source of farm tractor model kits? especially the "F" series Farmall/ International? although any of the "letter" series would be acceptable. Thanks.
There aren't a whole lot of tractor kits. Here's a few I know of: Of course these are all 1/24 1/25 scale... with the possible exception of the Strombecker Allis Chalmers.
Even fewer are still available. The AMT JD has been reissued (as shown above). The Revell Porsche is very recent. Most hobby shops and Hobby Lobby's carry it.
Thinking about building this one as a wagon,there was a company south of me that did build Caddy wagons on a commercial (hearse) chassis.
Helou! My latest build. Revell 30 5w coupe with 40/48 flathead, original style rear spring, 32 hood and litle other detail.
I build this revell 32 roadster 2019-2020. My design aluminium wheels and valve covers. Early hemi and chrysler turbine car dashboard. Replicas duval windshield and 37grille and some resin e&j lights.
Excellent! Love seeing a stock drag car, the way they were. I feel, the front bumper and grill on your model is a tad too large, but you didn't make these, that would be a kit thing. Your replica is a hit in my book, congrats! Love seeing these models!
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