Short Track and NASCAR modeling

Really like these older sedans and coupes. Nothing fancy about them, just slap them together and go racing.

Nice work. Heading for the showcase for sure.

That's a beauty! Great job.

Great looking model, right down to the whitewall's!

NEW 3 AMIGOS DECALS RELEASE!

LIMITED RUN! #87 CONNOR ZILISCH RED BULL 2025 CAMARO WITH RED FOIL

https://www.printitdecals.com/products/3-amigos-decals-87-connor-zilisch-red-bull-2025-camaro-with-red-foil-decal-set-1-24

Connor Zilisch drove this cool looking car at COTA in his debut in the Cup series.

We used the 1:24 Salvinos Camaro model kit to create the decals. Our friends at Print It decals told me the foil machine cooperated enough to run a limited run of of this set WITH RED FOIL decals.

Build your own replica of this awesome car!

https://www.printitdecals.com/products/3-amigos-decals-87-connor-zilisch-red-bull-2025-camaro-with-red-foil-decal-set-1-24

You're welcome sir. I know some people who print their own decals, but if I am building a car with a kit or three involved, a few aftermarket parts and paints, I don't mind paying for good accurate custom decals.

Quote from: jh63fan on April 01, 2025, 02:11:23 PMI have used Terry at STS a couple times and was happy with the results and turn around time.

i reached out to him yesterday and he replied quickly, he should have something for me to look at shortly.

thanks for the tip

Based on the background, photo appears to be the mid 50's.
From Georgia, Eddie McDonald was more or less considered
a local at the Jacksonville Speedway. Always there most Saturday
nights for years.


This color photo of a #90 recreation  with an older Eddie McDonald standing by.


Before my time. Probably a  very stock 34 Ford. Used a  AMT 34 Ford truck frame
and running gear and a flathead Ford engine. Skinny resin tires.







My memories of Eddie McDonald are from the 70's when the track had switched
over to late models. He also ran a few Grand Narional races and the Permatex race
in Daytona...

I have to remember to put two small decals on the dash and add the window net before I future the body. When that's done this baby should finally be finished and ready for the Showroom. Luckily, I made the body removable from the chassis. It snaps in place.

Here are some shots of my progress so far and the two main decal sheets Im using.