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Extremely nice. What model...who makes it?

Martin, Thank you.

I'm looking for articles on scratcbuilt tuck & roll jobs. I already tried this procedure: site:modelcarsmag.com how to scratchbuild tuck & role . Any ideas? Thanks.

Another choice would be a 1956 Buick 4 door hardtop. The 57 Olds would also be a 4 dr HT. These would be station wagons of course.

Another choice would be a 1956 Buick 4 door hardtop. The 57 Olds would also be a 4 dr HT.

I would like to see either a 1954 Mercury or a 1957 Oldsmobile wagon.

Bill, Modelhause used to make an uptop and also a boot for a 1958 Ford. I used their uptop when building my '57. Also was modeled after my real one that I owned in 1965, black w/white top, red interior, 312 T-Bird engine . I have a boot from Modelhause that I'll send to you if you want it. Send me a private message.

Bill, Modelhause used to make ab uptop and also a boot for a 1958 Ford. I used their uptop when building my '57. Also was modeled after my real one that I owned in 1965, black w/white top, red interior, 312 T-Bird engine . I have a boot from Modelhause that I'll send to you if you want it. Send me a private message.

Snake, Looking for stocker. Thanks for the reply though.

Seeking AMT 1934 Ford Tudor Sedan kit. Need one kit complete AND one additional Tudor body. The additional body can be second hand, but not chopped. My profile shows I'm in Thailand, but I have an American shipping address.

Outstanding build. I saw your first post from about 2 yrs ago on this. Glad you finished it. I've built 2 of the Continentals and have a 3rd kit. One of them I built a stretch model presidential type limo. Looks like the hardest part of yours was the rear deck. How did you manage that?

What happened? Where's the finished product?

Has anyone seen this car in 1/24 1/25? I think Russian called a GAZ 11-73. I can find it in 1/43. But once I saw it advertised in 1/24. Maybe a typo.

At first I wasn't even going to view it. But you did a helluva job there. I'm very impressed.

I use a surgeons scalpel handle with scalpel blades.. I'll never go back to exacto stye handles.