Folks Of Interest You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover

I've got some really cool oceanfront property in Nebraska coming up for sale. PM me if you're interested...

 

hey, imma giver! arent i just the best?????

 

ive seen these before but never heard the back story , thanks for that those are very cool cars!

 

Hahhahhaahha

 

You CAN never see cool stuff to much!

 

Mmmmm .. Waikato!!

 

Wow! Pretty cool. Regardless of any stories, true or otherwise, you can't deny the artistry in these models! Somebody has a lot of patience and an excellent sense of proportion. The "T" and the roadster are my favorites...Imagine the tiny planishing hammer. LOL! Thanks for sharing, Denise. - Rick

 

So, it's April 1st in Australia? LOL

 

Yeah, I'll get him back

 

Story or no....I like lookin at em....they gotta lotta neato details.

 

Not only did this guy have talent, he had patience! amazing imagination!
Thanks for sharing!

 

Actually,if I'm not mistake,the guy that actually makes those is still alive and well,and sells the models for a pricey sum (I've seen on his site one listed for $5K),and he sells the instructions on how to make a couple of them for $15 a pop.

 

Does anyone ever read the prior posts before replying ? News flash.. Elvis is dead !!

 

I have always been More impressed by scratch built models, thats true modeling. Your friend is a master, watch out Wingrove
Doc.

 

Those models are awesome.....makes me want to try it myself. Does anyone know where I can get a case of bandaids cheap, when slice my fingers trying!!!!

 

I bet half the fun is to empty all the cans, amazing work. First time I have seen them , thanks for sharing Denise.


CBB

 

real nice work....bout the only creative thing i did with beer cans was this....pretty lame by comparison

 

Thanks for the pictures !
That is some amazing talent ! They really look great .


Happy New Year , Denise !

RetroJim

 

I've got the empty-the-beer-cans part down but I'm a little shaky on the rest of the process...

 

the real tragedy in this , is that a truly gifted artist had to die to be appreciated

 

Only about half