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Thanks for the photos. That car is awesome. My wife was looking over my shoulder when I was viewing them and she said that car was amazing too. I'm lucky I have a wife with good taste and she likes cars. What more could i ask for. Ok,....... I could ask for the Camaro. Do you ever regret...

Any more shots of the camaro, say side ,front and rear? That car is amazing. I was going to ask if you still had it it but read that you sold it. I hope Steve or whoever he is, realizes what he has. What was the HP on it? What wheels did you use?

Some of the pieces can be purchased from GMP. Check here: http://www.gmpdiecast.com/products/default.cfm?category=Tools%20and%20Trailers It's not uncommon to have hundreds of dollars of small parts in one of these. And that is before adding the model car, plus time building it.

Luke, No, he buys them. They are expensive little devils. :evil:

Here are some garage diorama's that he made.

Steve, Funny you should say that, as he used to have a storefront where he sold this stuff. Years ago he closed it up and moved up North. He now sells thru eBay.

The models are 1:18 scale. Mostly muscle cars. Here is a photo with his SUV in the garage. He also builds 1:18 dioramas. I will have to dig up some photos of those.

Don't know why the photos didn't upload. Lets try it again.

Here are some photos from his garage. I'm envious, wish I could clear out all the **** in my garage and store it elsewhere.

They look like stage lights. Maybe he's in a band.

Jim, Your garage is awesome. I am going to tell a friend of mine about these photos. This should give him some great ideas. He just finished his house which has a walkout basement. He is doing the whole basement in a 50's theme. He installed double french doors so he can drive his 1960...

Newbie here. Been lurking for a few weeks, figured it's time to jump in. Brian, you have a great looking garage setup. I'm envious as I can't add on to my garage to get more room due to limitations of setback requirements, but I hope to move in the near future to a larger lot (acreage) and...