unclescott58

Stunning AMX.

Looks good. Good ol' Edsels.

Fun and interesting models. I love those out kustoms.

Not my style. But, I'm very impressed with how nice of job you did on this model. Beautiful.

Looks good.

Very nice. I especially like the interior. Beautiful.

Back for a second look. Still looking great.

I'm glad Casey bought this one back. I missed it the first time, and found it interesting to read.

I wonder if there is any chance that the Ventura II version of this kit could ever make a come back? The Ventura II variation of AMT's '72 Nova kit is the reason that the kit came with the seperate front fenders.

I'm a little surprised that nobody had a comment, good or bad, on this one. I like the kit, and am very pleased with how it turned out.

I like the proposed Monte.

Beautiful.

I've always like the 928. And your model, Thomas is beautiful.

Nice! I like it.

The Revell diecast works just fine. Plus, when I build my '68, I'll need those parts to keep it a GT500. It should be noted, I'm really have no problems with AMT's '67 Shelby GT350. Other than it's a small block car rather than a big block car. Years ago, I build AMT's '67 Mustang GT based on the same kit. And was very happy with the results. Though I would have preferred the 390 in it, over the Hi-Perf 289. Again, nothing wrong with the Hi-Pref 289. I just like a 390 in a '67 Stang better. And in a post '66 Shelbys, the 428. And as noted, my Revell '67 Shelby GT500 looks just fine in my collection. Especially with ol' Shel leaning against the car.

Another modern car I like the looks of. Very pretty.

Steve, the above photo shows us a '72 Kingswood Estate. Not a '73. Did your friend have a '72 or '73?

Still looks great.

Two very nice looking models. Despite being a GM guy, more than a Ford guy, I like the overall look of the '53 Ford over the '53 Chevy. It has a slightly more modern look to my eyes. I'm not saying the Chevy is bad. It's just in this case I like Ford better. In the case of Tulio's builds, he did an equally good job on both of them.

The rear end doesn't bother me. I'm passing on it because it represents a GT350, rather than a GT500. I guess my diecast Revell '67 GT500, with Carrol Shelby figure, will continue to fill that need.

Hot Rod Brown? It's Burgundy Poly.