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Great looking pair.

Crisp and clean details, like it a lot.

Fantastic job sir, fantastic.

Matt, another awesome build from you sir!

Except for that lump under the hood , that is one awesome looking car!!

Not bad at all. There was a mold mark on either side of the body, but very little flash. Some say the chassis isn't accurate for the GNX, but it makes a very decent looking model.

Wow, looks real!

looks great

Dang, awesome!!

Some fantastic builds, thanks for posting.

There are some cars you tend to see more women driving. VW Cabriolet. 2nd generation Ford Probe/MX6. I think back in the day the 240SX was considered a secretary's car.

A few more things have shown up from eBay. The best of which is Tamiya's Aston Martin DBS. Was watching a rerun of Top Gear and James may was driving a baby blue one...Hmmm. Also got a Greenwood Corvette, 68 Charger and a bunch of resin wheels.

Way cool, I like it.

Great looking Beetle!

looks cool.

That's a cool wagon.

Went back by Ollie's to pick up another Midget racer since I traded two of them for these; thanks jrherald420. Also got some more Duplicolor sprays and several sets of Pegasus wheels on eBay Got several Monte Carlo and Regal build ups along with a Buick Wildcat promo? from eBay And forgot to post these two last week that I got from Ollie's

I went back today and picked up one of the midget racer kits. Surprisingly, they still had 5 or 6 left

Need more pics!

Holy BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH, I thought that was a real motor! Excellent work.

"Nothing too fancy" but looks great none the less!

Great job!

Dang Chris, awesome job for your first 18 wheeler!

That's cool!

I will agree that most of the people who do models like muscle cars, lead sleds, or 50's-60's cruisers. I drive a lowered Civic daily. I have a CRX prepped for high performance drivers ed and I'm in my late 40's. Do I fall in the punk kids category? I do like me some muscle cars, mainly Mustangs, but almost any nice one will do. My model interests sort of run the gamut, but lean towards European and Japanese cars, muscle cars and a few early 60's sedans. I do think the may be a bit of the good 'ol boy's club exclusion going on in the model car shows. But as others have said, build what interests you and enjoy the ride.