Chris White

Very nice

That's real nice

plan simple an real nice

lov'n it

Real nice piece of history

Now that's classy

Wow that's nice, any motor ????

Real Nice

Real Cool, nice goat

I'm with Jim, shiny looks good

Nice

Thanks Jim, I agree, I totally forgot to paint those three hash marks....

Keep in mind Charlie, when we where young, the cars of our time caught our interest and attention. We wanted them, but could not have them. Some of us were lucky enough to be around them, but most of us where left to drool. At least that's how I felt. Hopefully the kids of today will lust after the slush econoboxes of today, the way we did.......and want to own them, any way they can....like models???????

so clean so nice

I actually shot the purple over grey Tamiya primer surfacer

you mean, I could have hair..........

Just wanted to say thanks for all the kind words and advice !!!

really well built

very nice

Nice colour choice

That car is so much cooler when its not called a Merker XR4TI

Beautiful motor details

Welcome back. I like to think of this hobby as a positive addiction

Gettting smaller, was the original meaning of the question. Was the hobby industry growing (or getting bigger) or shrinking (getting smaller) ? in context, is it the rebounding economy with more disposable income, or is our youth even interested in this past time.