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Wow! Very kool!

Looks good. I too would like to see more pictures of it.

Nice Eds. Someone here in the Twin Cities built a real Edsel Ranchero using Edsel Roundup wagon parts in the rear area. Haven't seen the car/truck in years now. It looked very nice. I hope it's still around.

Nicely done.

But Ken Miles was asked to slow down to let the other GT40s come across together. Ford's orders screwed him out of the win. Miles deserved the that win. This has been controversial from moment it happened. Some say from most angles it appeared that Miles did win. But, the officials declared that the car of..... heck, Tom explained it well enough above. Miles should have won. Miles himself was bitter about the outcome. Sad that he died a couple months later.

Looks great. Good job.

Very nice. The color is right on. Beautiful.

Lovely.

Looks great. The color surprises me. I wouldn't think that color would work on that car as well as it did on your Mustang.

Beautiful.

Very nice.

My thoughts exactly.

Nice. The color works well IMO.

Very nice. Isn't that the basic car that James Bond drove in Flemming's early books on his famous spy?

Great build of one of my favorite kits. Very nice.

Wow! Stunning.

Very nice build Warren. Saw a lot of Novas like that back in the day. I like it.

Interesting.

Looks great of course.

I like it!

Wow! Very nice. Missing Link kits are great.

50 years today since Ken Miles died? Sad. As far as I'm concerned he did win LeMans in 1966. Nice job on the model Tom.

I'm not a fan of Hurst Oldsmobiles, but I do like like your build. It looks great.

Despite the incorrect features by AMT, the kit looks great.

By the way, at least Harry can't complain about your model lacking mirrors. One of favorite complaints of others models over the years.