That is one beautiful build.

tstark posted:

That is one beautiful build.

Thank you 

very nice job, it has a professional overall look and great color

sidehack posted:

very nice job, it has a professional overall look and great color

Thank you Ray  the color i picked from GM car carriers I found pictures of.  

Wow! Thank you for all the photographs of your build, as you progressed. It looks like a factory model! You possess wonderful modeling skills, thank you for posting and sharing your work!

Rusty

That teal color looks like I remember the GM car carriers being. 

This captures the true American spirit. We are the best people in the world. True craftsman. I do believe you are a true American craftsman. Stay safe my fellow Americans.

Very nice job. It looks like another styrene masterpiece.

Great job, Harry!  It really looks great, and you can position it loaded and loading/unloading!  

OMG that is some fantastic work and I am in awe. I should have such talent.

JMcC

Great build.

Super job.  You sure needed a couple of car carriers with that big car collection you have.  It is lots of fun planning and building from scratch.  And a great bunch of pictures too.

Charlie

 EXCELLENT !!!!!! 

Looks better than any factory build'.. Beautiful modeling and painting'..

I just found out Revell did some O range models too; I'm of the 1:24 era I guess.

Some swiss cheese anti-rock panels or screen?  

I don't know when they started that; but I saw hundreds and hundreds of these things when I was young. They didn't catch your eye until they went south/west loaded with "shine".  Some used canvas curtains too.

I miss the "endless" autoloader trains too  

The most memorable was a load of Super Bees and Daytona's on 75 south; the "first sighting" of "the wing" production in public amongst folk I knew.

A two door Bel Air hardtop, my first car.  The Nomads were a pretty rare commodity, and very expensive, in the upper midwest.  Been awhile back

Fantastic job. Great creativity and just a super result. 👍