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Okay. You'll not find photos of Supercar below, but another of my Anderson favorites, Stingray. Also in the end, the Johnny Lightning Supercar. I don't remember who made the larger Supercar and Stingray models. Supercar itself is in about 1/25 scale, looking at Mike Mercury. Stingray, looking at Tory Tempest and Phones, looks to be maybe 1/64 scale. Approximately the same scale as the Johnny Lightning Supercar?

I love Supercar. I have a nice prebuilt, approximetly 1/25 scale model of Supercar. I’ll take a photo of it after I get home from work.

Wow! Now I've seen it everything! Covid 19 figure model kit? That has got to be the strangest concept for a model kit ever. Though I'm very impressed with the work you've done on it, Marcin.

Looks pretty good, for what it is.

Another great Tom Daniel design. Not as good as the original Sand Crab version, in my opinion. But, neat none the less. Good job on an old classic, Tim.

I love it. Beautiful.

Another nice build.

Looks great!

Wow! Nice looking Chevy.

As normal for you, another stunning looking model. I you display at the next NNL North. When ever that might be, again.

Nice looking GP.

It looks great. I owned a real Cavalier for many years. It was a great, underrated car. It's fun to see a nice model of one. Good job.

Wow! It looks great. As great as Packard was, there are not enough model kits of them out there.

A very nice looking Buick. Good job.

A lovely job on one of my all time favorite car. I like it.

Very cool. I like it.

The model looks pretty good, Ray.

Yea he’s one of good ones. I’ve not only learned some new techniques from him. But, slowly relearning to accept that this hobby should be fun. And stop worrying about being as good as other people.

"Before I hose it down with paint, ruining it forever." And in several reviews he'll talk about things being "yummy." Etc. I love Chris' sense of humor. It reminds me of the type of humor I grew up with, mainly with my uncles and cousins. Not overly sophisticated. You don't have to be too cool to get "it." And it's not aimed at putting somebody down. I hope I can someday meet Chris face to face. He lives not that far away. Maybe he'll consider coming to a NNL North meet sometime. It would be nice to let him know how much I enjoy his reviews, bringing some nice, simple, sometimes corny joy into my life. Thanks Chris.

Very cool. I keep debating on getting one of these. With the other "visible" engine I've built recently, I think I really need one.

Sorry in so late getting back to you. You asked about the Vanship. No, I have not got to it yet. Too many other things, mainly car models, keep getting moved in front of it. I do love the design. And do need to build it someday.

Very nicely done. I too built this kit a couple of years ago. I love the kit. Mine turned out very nice. But, not as nice as yours. I'm very impressed.

I got mine a few days ago. Haven't even opened the box yet. I love those early second generation Camaros and Firebirds. As for AMT's new 70 1/2 Camaro, I built the RS version a few years ago. I loved the way that kit turned out. Since this new non-RS Camaro is basically the same as the RS kit, I know I'll be happy with this one too. By the way, just today, HPIguy (Chris) did a wonderful review and build of this kit. I always enjoy watching his builds. And I love his attitude about building models. "Build what you like." I'm taking that advice more and more to heart Chris. And I'm worrying less and less about whether my kits impress other people out there. In general they do not. But, I'm having fun. And I like them in the end.

Mine came today.

Just went to my mailbox. And look what I found. Mr. Boyd's new book. I'm excited.