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That's absolutely perfect, if I had that I'd throw out the television, and look at that instead.....

I really like the way it turned out, a lot of work, excellent results,! Looks like a fun kit, a favorite subject for me.....

I really like this work you've done, I love these old Ford's, been watching it from up here in Michigan...!

I really like how this looks it's dead on. We have a local wrecking yard that's been here since at least from the 50's, and has really been left untouched except for fencing and keep out signs. Your car reminds me of some of the cars in this yard. It in Quinnesec Michigan. Describe your process, I like the windows too. This is motivating me......

I appreciate all the response from the group on my questions, no doubt, some excellent workmanship... .

I would like to duplicate the club coupe, only make it a 1950. I thought since the convertible body has the windshield separate it would make it a little easier...the club coupe has better line's to it.....

Has anyone ever combined part's of the two kits to make a 1950 Tudor? I know there is different gas openings ,trunk hinges rear license / trunk trim. How about using the roof from a 49 and plunking it on the 50 convertible body? I'm getting going on modeling as we.moved into a different house... I have the convertible kit already...... thanks....

I picked up the same kit a Hobbytown store last summer, marked down, how is it as kit goes, never did one of these...

A+

Wow, that's really neat!!

How did you mimic the block details pistons, ECT ECT??? I like it a lot,

Wow, that's really, really, cool, what are you using for the casting medium,??

Isn't this a 1954 ?

Thanks for sticking up for me, jez, your right, come on, its only a model truck. I was just having fun with it. I like it and that's really what matters....

Thanks for the comments, I'm still new at this as I just started again this summer, although I built some to offset my model train's, and old radio work. I've been bittyby the Volkswagen bug just received the VW panel van ( yagermiester?) Looks like a fun build Revell Germany, Amazon, came from Hong Kong! Unbelievable! Got it in record time, will post more on this.... thanks

Just some quick photos of my first Tamiya 66 Volkswagen bug. I really liked the kit, a real treat!.My ideas came from the website "The Samba" if you like Volkswagen's definitely check it out.I don't like my models looking too new and shiny, please give me your input... thanks,

Just beautiful, as always....

Hey I really like the look of that, welcome back, there's a lot of superb Kit's out there, sample them all and have fun!

Wow that's awesome,I really like the color combo! What a neat car!!!

Beautiful workmanship!!!!! you have set a new standard for model car's. You should do a book on this,!!

Outstanding!!!!

I don't know if this product has been submitted, however I thought it worked fine for me. Under the name of "painters", made by Elmer's, purchased at the local Walmart craft section, it is the largest in size, I thought it worked quite well to represent wide white's....after painting I chucked it in my Dremel, with a sanding drum as a mandrel (seen it here), these are the provided tires for the old issue Monogram deuce roadster, yeah, I know there's a speck of dust 9:00 on the rear tire, I asked my girlfriend and the pets and they said it was just fine..,

Very nice, I always liked those old Panel trucks.....

My Father sold these cars new back in the day. Kingsford Motors, Kingsford Michigan, he worked from 1951-1958. He also sold the first Thunderbird in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in 1955. This looks like a neat kit to do ... but I don't think mine would equal this one ....

Looking great , nice patina and paint!!