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Tuomas, inspirational work man. I am in awe.

Roy, bring that baby into the light, it looks great! Yummy. Awsome color for that car. Wheels look great too. That car looks like it's ready to get 'down and dirty! Yes! Let's roll boys!

Thanks Danno!

Nice, I love the red Charger.

Nice job John, very cool.

Nice car, beautiful colors, that blue looks great on that car.

Nice job Henry!

Great job Oscar, those colors work really well on that car, yum.

Great build mate!

Nice job Oscar, those wheels are beautiful!

Nice job Al, looks very nice!

Thanks Adam, I got it at Wal-Mart! Before I knew that it's not the best paint for styrene plastic.

Thanks Ray, means a lot to me. I'm sure people are getting a little tired of '41 Willy's, but, I had no idea when I started this two months ago that so many get shown on here. Oh well, it was a great experience and I've learned a lot.

Very cool Ira!

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Revell '41 Willy's Street Rod, Krylon 'Patriotic Blue' w/ Krylon short-cuts 'Gloss White, box stock. First build in 15yrs, took two months and a couple of re-paints Don't use the Krylon blue without adult supervision. Hope you enjoy, all comments are very welcome!

Man Jonathan, that is just too cool! Wow!

Nice job so far Ray, cool subject.

Black Chrome on the wheels. I don't normally like black chrome all that much, but, here I think it would work. Be worth testing anyway.

Love the '66 Fairlanes! So did a lot of drag racers! Great Job Larry.

Beautiful! That red just screams, " I am very red!

Cool! I'm a real fan of this build! Building one of these kits is most definately in my future as I'm a big fan of '55-57 Ford's. One of my uncle's had a Dark Blue '55, or, '56 (can't remember which) Crown Vic when I was like 7-8yrs old with a nice dual exhaust set-up on it that I can still hear in my memory.

Great build Mike! I loved the story and the WIP. Oh, and '57 Ford's aren't too bad either

Looks great Robert! Could you explain the 'header flange' thing on the heads? Did you scratch build them, or, cut them off the headers?

I just got through BMFing a car with the 'regular' chrome I recently purchased. If you don't get everything right the first time, and I mean everything, and you have to do some additional trimming you are in trouble. The addhesive is very hard to get up and once you do, it leaves behind a residue that, if you've used acrylic clear at least, will mar the paint surface and will not (in most cases) come off. Given all that until someone comes up with a more realistic chrome I will continue to use it.