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Amazing work!

Just a perfect build in every way. That is one beautiful model! I'm going to go buy some Zero paints now.

Very nice job of this complex kit. I remember when Revell first released this - I thought it was on par with any Fujimi Enthusiast series kit. You've done a great job and I love the colour.

Looks good so far. Is this the Monogram 1/24 kit?

Looks super sharp in red.

Really nice build - and I love the colour.

A beautiful build!

very nice work!

Thanks Tim. That really looks like a nice kit. I think I'll order two !

Amazing build!!

Lovely build Tim. I love the traditional Rod look. Are those finned drums a kit part?

A stunning job there Eric. Is the mesh in the side vents something you added?

Great looking pair of Ferraris there!

Looks great in yellow/black.

Great looking Mustang

Very nice! I love the Miura.

Can anyone recommend a kit source for a good Chrysler 1/25 scale 440 TNT engine. Preferably with a 727 auto. I need it for a 1969 Chrysler 300 resin kit that I've just bought.

What a beautiful Chrysler. You've done a stunning job there Eric.

Wow - that's nice. Love the flames.

Lovely Cobra Ken! Did you glue the roof down or is it removable?

Wow - That is one beautiful 32. I love it.

Great looking models and photography there Matt. What kit is the 250 SWB from? Thanks for sharing you photography set up. You don't say what your camera spec/lenses are? Just curious, as I have recently bought a new camera and I'm looking for the right type of lens for this kind of work.

Awesome Nova. I especially love that interior.

An amazing job there Bruce. It could not have been easy to carry out a Roadster conversion on a '37, but you've done a fine job on it. The proportions look just right with the added rake and the big Pegasus wheels. Well done!

I have always used seal bags for decals too as I think they kinda go 'off' after years of storage. I like the photo album idea purely for the ease of flicking through, but I wonder if there is a way of having them air sealed at the same time? I found with some of my decals that are 10+ years old they just won't come off the backing sheet - even when left soaking for ages. Is this what happens to them when they get old - or is this just my bad luck?