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Working on all the small stuff.. Fire extinguishers, trans cooler, brake master, side mirrors, dist. wired, coil installed, seats drilled for belts, front transfer shifter...more to come Cheers

And shaking paint into the cap is the lead cause of those caps you need a pair of slip joint pliers to get off,.... Pain in the you know what !#!*^

Like the others have said, nice paint and finish !

Nice Scoobiedu Racine !

Nice! I've got a couple of those JTC Honda Civics to build. Did you adjust the ride height at all?

Time for a mock-up Now to dive into that engine bay👍

Cool I've wanted that kit for a long time. Have fun with it , I'll be watching and drooling,lol

👍Looking great !

Nice work going on here Jim 👍 This one is Ebay right now for $20 USD.......just sayin'

Yep, all of the above, also blue tak on the end of a stir stick, just not on painted parts...or a clothes pin holding the part's assembly pin. Although that can, and does go wrong more frequently than you would think... Good idea Tom, I've been drilling small holes in inconspicuous places, to take a skewer tip, but a hot pin (my carpal tunnel thanks you)!!

Loving all the extra detail you're putting in this Pierre 👍

This is looking really good so far, keep it up. I like the weathering on the engine👍

Very nice and clean build, well done !

Another Beauty from your bench Shayne...well done !

Super clean, well detailed (2thumsup)

About this dusty, take some of the shine off with Tamiya Weathering powders

Office looks pretty sparse

I cut up the kit's dashboard, added some flat stock sheet styrene, gauge decals from a Revell 1970 Challenger, and bezels cut from 1/8" (3mm) aluminum tube and a couple drops of Tamiya clear gloss. I will torture myself by adding 6 toggle switches later... I added dust caps to the front wheels using punched beer can metal and added an electric fan up front. Carb from Joseph at Fireball as well She's sitting on all 4 paws. Out of the paint booth Built up some KC fog lights from the '32 5-window coupe kit..thinking of using the p/e loom bracket (lower left on the tree) as mounting brackets. Lots of little details to fab before this one is done. Cheers all

Nice job on the hood !

Just read through your build Pierre and wanted to thank you for sending the bug that has just bitten me...lol Love to watch a great scratchbuild happening .. Keep it up 👍👍

Pretty much snowed in now so, back to the Bronco.. Primed with Duplicolor white sandable primer, then Duplicolor gloss white Acry/Laq. Masking tomorrow and shooting the red. Bent up the brush guard out of 1/16' alu tube with copper wire inserted to prevent kinking. Have most of a small block Ford engine to goin, cut in the exhaust side exits.. More to come as it happens.

Wow ...what a transformation Pat !! From a Charger to a Duster just like that ...Amazing !....lol I'm thinkin maybe I should join this race this year...I've got some proper era stuff around here somewhere.....

Beauty renewed ! Nice job cleaning that up 👍👍

Thanks guys. 👍 Best thing is, it gave me the bug to get some of my floundering builds back up on the bench !

Indycals 👍