Speedfreak

Nice work James!

Lookin' good Bob! You're in way deeper than I've ever gone, how's the water? Those shocks look great, brake lines too.

BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH Jim that is awsome, best work I've seen you do since I been here. Just beautiful, you nailed it!

Very, very nice. Love the colors!

Great build! Very creative!

Very nice body, interior, and ,chassis. Love that red!

Cool car.

Nice build Oscar, GREAT color choices, works well with the wheels too. Great subject.

Looks good to me, nice interior detail. Decals look good from here! lol

Looks like you had fun with this one. Great job!

I think it loks great!

Tulio, the Ford looks great, really awsome, good enough to eat if I ate cars. The thing I found the most interesting was the way the window/windshield glass looks, it looks real. Did you use future on the windows? All round great build Tulio.

Looks good Brett, very nice Hemi, did you use one of the tutorials from this site for the wood?

Incredible build, thanks for sharing!

Great build! Keep 'em comin'!

WAY cool! Very nice work.

Very, very nice build. Are the rear springs part of the kit?

you could 'trans am' for a 1/4 mile.

Very, very cool Joe, yum! I really like the red/green combo.

Sounds great Mike, crank it up!

I'm in the same boat. I get frustrated all the time. Pay-off is in meeting the challange and the end result.

Hey Doug, the Nova's looking good man, really, don't get discouraged. Do you know what color your're going to paint it? One source for the 340 Six-Pack is the AMT '71 Duster 340 kit. (I'm working on that kit now in fact) Other folks will chime in too but I've read that's a pretty accurate 340.

Way cool!

Looking good Bob. The only thing I know of other than the usual tools for removing flash is a tool made by 'Flex-I-File'. It's a anodized aluminum frame that you attach thin strips of sand paper (plastic backed) to. The way it's designed it allows you to get into very small area's, like the headers in your kit for example. It comes in three different levels ranging from basic starter kit ($11.99) to complete set, which also includes five different sanding sticks ($25.99), all come with the anodized tool. I got mine at HL (40% off coupon!) , but , a good LHS should have them too. The company has a lot of other useful stuff as well. I know some people have scratch built the anodized frame. Here's the link: http://www.flex-i-file.com/index.php

Art, beautiful build! The paint is awsome.