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This is pure torture watching you make your own wheels. I'm gonna have to get the inside scoop on this. lol

Thanks Kevin. I appreciate you dropping in and commenting dude.

Thanks Kevin. The Arado was just one of those kits that's not quite engineered right in regards to the nose section. It takes a lot of work to blend it all in. I almost quit doing aircraft entirely because of it. Good to see you back around here bud.

These old cars like this can drive a guy completely nuts when it comes to bare metal foil. Great work on this one Ray.

This looks like you spent a long time working with it. Your hard work paid off as the results are nothing short of superb.

Good lookin' Merc Phil. You built and painted that one very well.

Cleanly built Impala. Very good work.

Now that's a well built model right there and topped off with some high class photography. Very good sir.

Excellent build. Wow!

I like the way it all came together. Sharp ride.

Good to see this thread revived. I didn't pay attention to the dates in the thread at first but when I saw Harry's post I did a double take.

I simply cannot say enough good about this car Francis. Right up there with the best I've ever seen.

Very nicely built Chargers. Beautiful work.

That engine parts fabrication is nuts!! Trying to take all of this build in. Over the top work.

Dang it Dann! I've been missing out dude! Looks like you've made some healthy progress!

Thanks Tom! I appreciate you droppin' in man. Still working on a lot of the suspension over the next few days.

Thanks Carl. The chassis has undergone extensive modification in the last couple of weeks. Initially I was headed in a direction with the rear suspension that just wasn't looking right but have since made some changes. First off the front subframe area was shortened by 5/16 of an inch which looked ok but I had to acquire another Mustang kit in order to cut the rear frame rails from it to use in bringing both frame rails further inside to allow those rear slicks to further UNDER the car like the reference shot. Before: And after repositioning the rear frame rails: Before the chassis mods the rear tires were just hanging out there waaaay too far: This will be alot better. Gotta get the ride height correct for the rear as well as in the front but that shouldn't be much of a problem. Just gotta work on getting a better set of wheels and a little bit smaller tires up front. I think I've got the tires in the stash somewhere though.

This is amazing work. Following along.....

Thanks Don! Thanks bud. I'm with you on that Matt. Never did like the highwater stance that it had. I really appreciate your comments Dave! Thanks Jeremy for the comments and for droppin' in man.

Very good turn out on that build Pete! Love the details in that interior and great work on the paint.

Very cleanly built lil' Ford there Ray! Absolutely stunning man.

That is one wild colored Lotus right there Mike! Very cool color choice and very good turn out.

Never saw this when it was first posted but really like what you've done with this one. Masterful work.

Cool!! Out of the ordinary subjects are awesome!!