Built a new larger shop and decided I needed a secure storage lot for my project cars. Added the wooden privacy fence with popsicle sticks and the narrow planks are from corn dogs.

I bought a couple of 36" steel rods at the home improvement store to cut and bend for the fence frame and the gates. Added the "chain link" using metal taken from an old air cleaner from my full size truck with a little fine solder to attach it to the frames and make hinges.

Or, as they say on the credit card commercials--------------

Wooden fencing-$.00
Pipe for fence framing-$2 per piece
"Chain link fence"-$.00
Fooling my full size racing friends with my pics- PRICELESS!!!

Different angle showing the shop too.

Wow. This I like. Different and very cool.

Thanks for posting the pics,
Shaun

Very nice indeed! Different from what I usually see, however a job well done. Thanks for sharing your pics.
Cheers

Dave

Thanks guys. But if you liked that, you should see what I can do with a 4X8 sheet of styrofoam and some nylon screen.

Very good, but now show us some pictures of your models..



Very nice, is this 1/24 scale?. Great photography.

Cheers
Henk

Most of my cars are 1/25 because that's what the raw material (AMT) is but the shops and tracks are 1/24 because the math is so much easier to do.

Hehe,
I've seen you pull this one over on the poor souls on FSM ,you cheeky bugger!!
Extremely nice builds and your photography skills certainly decieve the
viewer somewhat!!
Refreshing to see something other than armour in the dio forum!
Cheers,Shay

i bet it was defenately worth it

Great models and great shots!

OK. The joke's over. That's your real car, right?

Afraid not, this is my real car. '64 Galaxie, three speed manual trans, 302 V-8 bored .040 over and a few little "tweeks" to the suspension. Wanted one ever since '64 and finally got this one finished around '92 and she's due for a little "freshening". Having it re-wired right now and I'm gonna do a little cosmetic work on her when that's finished so I can start back using her a a daily driver again.

I bought my first car from Ed Martin in Indianapolis. So, yeah, I like it.

Way cool, what "flavor" Ford was it?