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Try it again. I fixed the link - at least I think I did.

My apologies for the screwup.
 
Works Now.

And WOW, that is some incredible detail.

Hollywood?

Kel
 
THAT WAS FANTASTIC!!!
SOME OF THE MOST AWESOME WORK I'VE EVER SEEN.


I sure hope that work is available for ages to come.
That is just amazing stuff.

I can't say enough about what emotions that touched.

Thanks Marv. Thanks.
 
I am completely dumbstruck. The realism of the cars had me fooled. Usually, model cars with wire wheels are a dead giveaway because it is so hard to make the spokes to scale.

Good job! Attaboy!!

Orrin
 
The photography is as amazing as the modeling.
 
That brought back some fond memories. I think the cars from the fifties where the greatest cars ever built. They had character. I think I've had about a third of those shown.
I would imagine that the models where from the Franklin Mint collection. I have several of the Franklin mint cars and they are done to perfection with a lot of great detail.
Thanks for showing us the site.
Mel
 
When you mentioned Danbury Mint, I took a closer look at some of my cars and they Danbury all except one which is a Frankland mint car. I could not find if they are made by one another. they are all well made and very detailed.
Mel
 
You pretty much had me fooled right up to the scene on the table top. My first car was one of the old Studebaker. They sure look full size.
 

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