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Well done Paul. Looks good. Are those the new Pegasus wheels?

WOW!

Thank you all for your comments.

Thanks again guys...

Stunning and Stunning! Well done John, well done.

Great imagination Doc! I like it and thanks for the shot from behind so we can see how you closed in the cab. Those (cap) fenders look good also. Are ya gonna add a big old brush bar up front?

CLASSIC!

BUMP I was digging through my spare parts, looking for pieces for a build of something like this...

Well done, clean build and a great color too!

But isn't that what scratch building is all about! Hang in there and keep on fabbing.

Thank you for the interest and comments.

These look good, would like to see more of them.

Yes I did! And you are the winner being the first to catch it.

Thank you very much, guys!

Definition: A mischievous or playful trick, I built and sold this one some time ago. I wanted an older un-polished look but still look like a proper Hot Rod. Mostly dry brushing, powders and water color. The engine is PB pieces with the intake from a Woody's kit. Also tried to make some welds. I think there is a company that has resin welds, they look better. I should have put some BMF behind the tail lights. The roof cover is tissue and white glue, then colored. I may have to do another rusty soon...

Looks real good Carl, you must keep it packed away to still be that clean.

​Another shiny beauty Carl, well done.

WELL DONE, Sean. Looks to good to rub fenders with anyone. Great looking team by the way.

Thanks guys! I really enjoyed this one myself.

Sounds Great Jim! Can't wait to see it.

SMOOTH!

Ya gotta love those PB builds. Nicely done.

Thanks Greg, can't wait to see what you come up with.

Getting ever closer to some paint. Made some tail lights from aluminium tube and red plastic. Not finished with the mounting but I kinda like the Tweety Pie grill. A little more fitting and sanding and it'll be ready for primer.

There's no surf in Cleveland, but here's a few more pictures. Thanks again for the kind words.