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Nicely done

Fine looking model, you done good.

Very nicely done. Not my favorite body style but you gotta love that Mopar muscle.

A week ago Friday I wrecked my Motorcycle. First time in over thirty five years of riding. A dog ran in front of a van pulling a utility trailer, van parked it I couldn't stop and the dog walked away. I got a ride in an ambulance and a broken clavicle, bumps, bruises and scrapes. The bike has mostly cosmetic damage easily repaired. My collarbone how ever took a plate and four screws to fix this last Friday. Which by the way hurt more than the accident! Why does this please me? Because I have reviewed the accident over and over in my mind. It could have been so much worse! I did everything I could have possibly done to avoid it except stop in time and as they say "it happened so quick" I am very blessed....

Don't give up! What scale is the model?

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Now that's a great looking model right there!

Thanks Michi, this is what it looks like today!

Michi, that looks great. The section is nicely done. I like the tail lights and the details through out are well done. The hood and visor are nice touches. I'll post a pic of mine after I installed some chrome side trim.

Over all a nicely done model, BMF is one of the toughest things to master. If your like me by the time you figure it out, your eyes will go bad! One thing I do is put a contrasting color on the top of the blade so I can see the point more Clearly.

Perhaps his girl bumped it getting out! I like it just fine. Clean build shiny paint and the all important stance. The photos just enhance the over all look. Even the mirror!

Nicely Done.....

Thanks so much Michael, I really enjoyed building that one! I have a few pieces left to do one more of those early Camaro's...

FRW resin bodies and wheels. Everything else is scratch. Unfortunately Fred hasn't been selling parts for years. But there are a few other guys out there doing short cars.

Very cool Joel, You must have a stash of those kits? Here's a few more...

Those are nice! How much scratch building did they take?

Great looking "Short Trackers" Here are three I have done over the years...

Looks good, where did the pinstripe come from?

Keep the faith Carl, Things have a way of working out. Just not the way we think always.

Gotta love them Cuda's, Nice project too!

I was once told I was indifferent! I said I don't care...

I'm liken all the details, time well spent making parts!

10 yr ago today I dug this rust cover gem out of the dirt. And Today...

Very cool Mike!

Hard to pick just one...