Hobby Heaven Board member Tom Kren's 1965 Chevelle

Two more Steve H. cars. The much acclaimed Star Fink and a piping hot PT Cruiser.

Another car by Steve H. This one a 59 Chevy Sedan Delivery

Matadiora? A custom truck by Hobby Heaven board member Steve H.

A Ferrari F-40 (Red, and Enzo (black), in graceful rotation. Unidentified builder.

An in progress Ford project by Hobby Heaven board member Bob SS 396.

Brian Austin VW bus Diorama with numerous scratchbuilt items including a guitar and guitarcase.

A Brian Austin in progress scratchbuilding project of a smaller scale subject.

Another Brian Austin project. This one in progress. This one is scratchbuilding a 1961 Oldsmobile

Another of Brian Austin's intermingling of Rail and automotive hobbies with a 1/25 rail riding car like the kind used to do rail inspections. The railroad base is entirely scratchbuilt.

More of Brian Austin's work. If I recall correctly the train is a unaltered model railroad piece, the trailer is almost completely scratchbuilt, and the tractor is a modified diecast.

Hobby Heaven board member Brian Austin's largely scratchbuilt PT funeral coach.

Hobby Heaven board member Steve Milberry's Tuner Rabbit

Revell Honda Civic Hatchback. Bob is a member of the Philly Area Car Modelers as well as one of club's driving forces.

I did not even realize until reviewing this Photo that this piece was done by Jim Drew. Jim's 1/12 Grand Sport won the Best in show. He also had a nice 1/24 1969 Camaro Summit Dragster on display as well.

Some of the cars displayed on the theme including a 1967 Chevelle SS, a 1966 Chevelle SS, a 1965 GTO (builders unknown) and a 1970 Chevelle SS built by Jason Rothgeb

The diorama display for this year's theme "The big 4-0"

1967 GTO by Steve Goldman. This may have been the boxart car for the recently reissued 67 Goat by Racing Champions since he has done a number of Boxart cars for them of late.

Even though there are a lot of cars in this shot, the "featured cars" are the Red Exotics of builder Jamie Makin. They are, Left to Right: Tamiya'a Enzo Ferrari, Revell's Ferrari Modena Spyder, and Testor's Lamborgini Silhouette. The Paint is Tamiya Italian Red out of a spray can over white primer in the case of the Enzo and over grey primer in the Case of the Modena. The red on the Lambo is I think some plasticote red. Jamie is a PACM member.

Builder: Jason Rothgeb
Kit:Revell(Revell of Germany Tooling)
Details: Exterior is Tamiya Clear over Tamiya Yellow Spray cans while the interior features Tamiya Desert Sand on the seats and Krylon's "Make It Suede" Beige was used on floor. The kit was assembled Box Stock. Overall a nice kit with some fit issues on the Chassis (warped) and the windsheild (gap between the windsheild and the frame).