Geno
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Man, that bad boy rocks Jim, the color makes it pop.?
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That's a pretty huge ranch of stallions Rex. Very cool indeed.?
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That is way cool Trent, great job.
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AMT 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Factory colours Shadow Gray Metallic and Coral.
Geno replied to RandyB.'s topic in Model Cars
Those rock Randy.
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Oh I'm diggin' it Mike, it wasn't a dis at all, Those ol' 50's Studes were pretty cool in their own right. I can't wait to see how it turns out. ??
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Pretty neat, has that Studebaker look from the side view.
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Wow, those are both exceptional looking models Tim, great job on both.
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Monogram 1969 Super Bee Six Pak in mid-year Code F6 Bright Green Metallic
Geno replied to tim boyd's topic in Model Cars
Now that is way cool. Great job Tim. Love those Keystone Klassics, they look perfect on this car.? -
This is gonna be sweet!!!!?
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Fantastic save Rich, it looks amazing. I love the '60 Dodges.???
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Thanks guys, i absolutely appreciate your help.
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Thanks guys, Jeff, what is the wheel well lip issue? Thanks, Geno.
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Man, that is a sweet build David, I've got an original promo that'll become a Maverick Grabber.
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Thanks Rich, I do appreciate the info.?
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Thanks Steve, much appreciated.☺️
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AMT 1967 Supernatural Chevy Impala with my own spin on it..
Geno replied to RandyB.'s topic in Model Cars
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Does the newer Revell version have a properly proportioned body versus the old Monogram kit? Thanks, Geno.
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Man that is looking sweet Mike, do you know, or anyone one else here if this same body is used for the AAR 'Cuda. The Monogram body is awful in proportion, Thanks, Geno.
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I picked up this blue version at our local Wally World.
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I have a few as well, I love old trucks.
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Just as a comparo, this is the Monogram GTO I built as a restomod. it went together really nicely.? Shown with the Franklin Mint convertible diecast as well.
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An amazing build Alexandr. It's stunning.?
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You got a good start on it Mike, I like where you're going with it, please keep us updated on your progress. I'm with you as well, it sometimes takes me a year to do one model, I work as the mood strikes so I don't get burnt out, plus I do a lot of research on whatever I'm working on. Plug away lol. Later, Geno.??
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John, that is beautifully done. Great job, I love this bodystyle. I always loved the tail light treatment of the '58 as it broke away from standard Ford rounds.?
