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Thanks for the update. I have a ramp rod cooking in the back of my mind based on a model A Ford hauling a belly tank racer. So many ideas and so little time.

Simply stunning!

This could be the start of something interesting. Any progress?

i really like everything about this build. The stance is just how I like my builds to sit(altitude=attitude). This will be fun to follow!

I admire to bring of the short-sided opinion when 3-d models first started being shown that this not going to work well for finished models. The stuff looked like laminated sheets with rough edges that would takes forever and a day to smooth out. Today's stuff has certainly evolved into some very interesting and very buildable offerings. The language is completely foreign to me so thankfully there are those here who can make it all work.my how things have changed!

This is great time and reason to return to our common hobby. I have heard more than one builder say that they have to wear a slightly stronger set of magnifying glasses after a few years away from the work bench:-)

Remember that during the period this was available nearly everything was rationed including of course tires. It was s very common practice for local law enforcement to recommend that everyone record the serial numbers on your tires. Outright theft was rampant and having that information helped recover those precious tires.You used what ever was available.

To each his own.

Inspired found object build.gotta love stuff made from stuff like this. Thanks for sharing your photos!

BTW if you're considering casting this plz add me to the list of interested builders!

I vote for the yellow. Save the Chrome rims for a street machine!

This is the type of inspiration we can all thrive on. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.

Be sure to post your stuff when you can. I personally could use a "T" bucket fix right about NIW!

Glad you're on board. Grab a brain full of inspiration and run with it!

Sounds like the inspiration has bitten you in a big way. Glad you're on board!

Lookin toward to seeing your stuff. You'll be glad you decided to joined.

Always nice to have new members on board James. There's a wealth of inspiration to be found here so enjoy yourself!

Another stunning build! Thanks for sharing your talent with us.

Thanks for posting your photos. So many of the cars from this era are so strikingly cool but so seldom seen. Great save on a vintage kit.

Aren't "Greeblies" those furry little critters from a really old Star Track episode that you should not give water to?

Good stuff! Very few tall top T's being shown these days. I built my first one from the original release of this kit over 50 years ago. Thanks for posting your photos.

Links will now work for me.

Links will not work for me.