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I have two that I like the most the Chevelle is mine but most important and my favorite is th Challenger that was my Grand daughters first glue build all that I helped her with was the decals,bumpers and lights. She painted it following my directions and did very good. She was 13 when she built it.

That came out good

Looks good

Nice ride

Very nice I'll be glad when they come out

I've been looking for one of these, You want to trade it or sale it. It looks good

It looks good to me

Very nice set up. That trailer doe's look like a kit instead of scratch built item. Very good job on that one.

I agree with you man this thing can go sooooo many ways when it comes to building one up. I'm waiting for one for a custom O/O KW that I have planned. Any idea of a release date Dave?

Looks real good man Love the details

Nice Vette and the paint is real nice.

Very sharp looking KW man.

Very Very nice build for the first one.

That came out very nice

Thanks for all the comments everyone. Heres some replies to some of the comments. I didn't write up that it is the Revell kit Street Burner As for the Bumper colors they were dechromed, sanded smooth then painted with Tamiya Gunmetal then gloss coated. As for the ride height I cut the front molded axles and dropped it where I wanted it and glued them back on with them on the tire and rim. I left the rear end the way it came in the kit. I did a few WIP'S in under glass but not a lot of details were wrote up on it. I didn't want to do a lot of WIP post then loose interest in the build. I'll post more detail photos with what was done now that I'm finished with it later on.

Well I got this one done. Hoping it will kick start finishing a few that I have started and need to get back to. Scratch built exhaust with fuel and brake line's to the back,scratch built disc brakes Lot of work to the engine bay.

Yea,did your heart start racing and your eyes open real wide and your energy level go real high.LOL But seriously they should have wrote it up on the bidding info.

I never have watched them race those bikes but that makes up for it. Very cool

I use a K&S Brand saw with the fine cut blade on it.You can get them at most hobby shop's. You can look I think it say's on the pack 42 tooth blade or something like that not sure about the tooth count number. The smaller the teeth and the more of them on the blade is what you want. If you use what is known as a Jewelers saw the blades change out,but they can be aggravating some times.

Heres the first one I did. I took a 41 Chevy truck and built the front end so that the 69 Camaro grille would fit and the tail lights are in the roll pan. Heres the second one I did Here is a Mustang truck that I built also. So like I said I beleave I can find a 69 Camaro and mess with it and see what I can come up with.

Doe's it work good on enamel without messing it up?

Well since I have a Camaro pick up. I beleave I'll build one,it looks pretty cool.

Very nice rebuild

Like everyone has already said,this is a very nice and real looking bike. Great building skills man.

That came out nice