MeatMan

Well done!

I mostly use Alibre now but use TC sometimes. Here are some I've done in TC.

Nicely done!

Please understand that with water washable resin you should not wash it directly into the drain, as it is toxic to the environment. Water used for washing resin parts should be cured under sunlight or a UV light until the resin in it solidifies, then you may pour it out. I drain mine into a juice bottle and set it outside when its above freezing, or use my UV light for when its freezing outside. I hope everyone that uses water washable resin is doing this!

Awesome!

Sweet project!

Nice!

Nice job! My first car was a 66 Biscayne also but it was a 4 door in the light blue. I don't think I'll be able to find a kit to replicate that one.

Nicely done!

Good stuff! Being able to make your own wheel backs has been a great thing for me too. I used to spend a lot of time going through my parts boxes trying to find matching parts. I haven't done mufflers yet but yours look quite nice. What CAD program is that?

Sweet!

Fantastic detail! Well done!

Nicely done! A lot of customs don't come with wipers, etc anyway.

Well done!

Awesome build!

Well done!

Very nicely done!

Ditto, but I went ahead and went through the ordering process and got a reply this weekend from him that he got my order & payment for the 56 MkII.

Awesome work!

The engine looks good. I've been working on a Y-block myself. I've had to convince myself that it doesn't have to be perfect since its just for myself.

Cool!

Nice!

Very well done!

The 62 was my first build when I got back into model building. I used modern Camaro interior parts and the hood hump. It was kinda rough. The 67 is a recent build I'm proud of. Added some personal touches but just tried to build it clean.

Awesome project!