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Thank you for sharing your pictures. Lot of great looking models and like the looks of the swap meet portion.

Beautiful paint colors and finish. The chrome trim is all cleanly done. Like the additional engine detailing.

Beautiful looking paint finish. I'm with you on the lack of an engine, especially at the price they are charging for these kits.

Beautiful looking paint colors and finish. The body work looks really smooth. Like the details in the bed.

Great looking finish on the body. Looks like it has spent to many summers at the oceans edge. Like the engine and wheel upgrades. The shinny wagon looks great as well.

Looking at the details of the engine, fit and finish of the body and paint, it is hard to realize this is a model and not a real car. The background used in the photos also add to this appearance.

Beautiful looking build. Like so many others I also followed your WIP. Having owned two different '57 Fords years ago I appreciate how you strived to be as accurate as possible to the original. Many mis doing the two tone correctly as you have. The paint colors look just like the OEM paint combination. The trim details look spot on.

I think the old AMT '57 Ford hardtop kit had an option of a tilt steering column to go with the custom interior option.

Hope someone will have some pictures to share.

Hope someone will have some pictures to share with those that can't attend.

I might have an interest in the Valiants. Could you show some more closeups of the wagons and the sedan?

Both beautiful looking pickups. The paint looks very smooth, and the lack of unnecessary trim cleans up the overall look of the body. Great stance and wheel & tire combos.

Beautiful looking paint finish and the decals are all looking good. The Coke Machine on the flat bed looks great along with the diamond tread bed floor. Like how just lightly warmed up the Flat Head and all the chassis detailing.

Very aggressive looking build. The engine is well detailed and looks great. All the right looking components for a street rod.

You know, regular cheap laundry bleach will remove chrome plating from plastic really fast and clean. Be sure to use rubber gloves when you're fishing out the part for final cleanup.