Ted, the basics of this model of this '32 roadster is a 1/43 Testors kit that I modified quite a bit. The engine block and intake manifold (modified)...

Always glad to see others collecting woodies. Keep adding, never enough woodies. I managed to get a '63 Country Squire with a pretty decent roof. Yes ...

I'm so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. A wonderful person. I bought my first 1/43 models from him. A departed friend, Bill Harrison introduced me to ...

A few years ago I built a model of my first car in high school. A '48 Mercury station wagon. It's exactly like I had it in high school. Painted '67 Me...

Let's not forget some of the Brooklin woodies! The Ocean Blue Chrysler is Brooklin DeSoto based by me. The '42 Oldsmobile is a rework I ordered from J...

My Brooklin '57 hardtop.

@chris-sweetman Thanks for the info. I was sure it had it's roots in an earlier time.

Although this is a 1/43 1946 Delahaye it certainly looks to be a aerodymamic design holdover from the thirties.

Both ideas of dioramas and modeling tips would be a welcome addition. If I had to chose one it would be dioramas.