Chris Green is an engineer who started building plastic models around age seven. He began using an airbrush in his teenage years. Chris’s modeling interests vary from cars, sci-fi, aircraft, and WWII naval models. His most recent completed project was a 1/8-scale 1907 Fiat Grand Prix car. It was completed with wood-spoke wheels and floors, leather-upholstered seats, and numerous hand-fabricated details in brass and copper. His current in-process projects include a 1/200-scale USS Hornet complete with the Doolittle Raid planes on deck, a 1/8-scale model of Emerson Fittipaldi’s Lotus 72, and various 3D-printed resin projects. He recently exhibited four models at Wonderfest in Louisville and came home with three silvers and a merit award. Chris has been a student at MASW for six years, has completed his master’s, and is pursuing the Lacer Turning Fellowship.