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PKRWUD · 01-05-2003, 03:22 AM

I collect 1/24 scale die cast's, and I have built 1/24 models since i was a little kid. Below are some pics of a "garage" I built about a year ago. It was a kit, but it still took me a month or more to do it because of all the detail I put into it. Things like the stereo on the shelf, the parts washer, the two welding units, tools in the drawers, and service manuals on the desk were all details that I made work. The hanging lamp was a cool touch, too. Most of the parts were with the kit, but some stuff I just save from other models. Your best bet is to go to a hobby store armed with at least $100, and look for the most detailed models, which for engine components are usually funny car models. Forget about the model itself, buy it for the parts. You'll end up with a good collection, and be able to create anything you want to.

Take care,
~Chris

01-05-2003, 03:22 AM	#2
PKRWUD Junior Member Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Ventura, California Posts: 8,981	I collect 1/24 scale die cast's, and I have built 1/24 models since i was a little kid. Below are some pics of a "garage" I built about a year ago. It was a kit, but it still took me a month or more to do it because of all the detail I put into it. Things like the stereo on the shelf, the parts washer, the two welding units, tools in the drawers, and service manuals on the desk were all details that I made work. The hanging lamp was a cool touch, too. Most of the parts were with the kit, but some stuff I just save from other models. Your best bet is to go to a hobby store armed with at least $100, and look for the most detailed models, which for engine components are usually funny car models. Forget about the model itself, buy it for the parts. You'll end up with a good collection, and be able to create anything you want to. Take care, ~Chris __________________ Webmaster: Rice Haters Club Jim Porter Racing Peckerwoods Pit Stop Support Your Local RED & WHITE!