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This one is Dave's build right now Curt. Just so you know! David S.

Oooooo Yeah!! I am just loving it! Those wheels look perfect for that car. Nice work there John, keep it coming please!?! I have this release and the convertible just sitting here waiting for some inspiration just like this. David S.

Oooooo!! . . . . Aaahh!! I like your test photo! David S.

I'm glad someone pulled this back up for discussion, I would have missed it otherwise! That just sounded dumb!! Sorry!!! I really just wanted to say that I like it a lot! David S.

Nice truck Vince! I love those old power wagons, and I never knew of a resin kit to build one!! David S.

Wow Mark!! All the attention to detail is mind boggling to say the least! I expect to see it driving by me on a county road some day. Well . . . . not here in Wisconsin of course, but out in the South West. I am in complete awe!! Nice build, I just love it! David S.

Hey Vince, that is cool!! I have one going like that here myself. With angled chop of a scale 6" in front and 4' in the back. It's always fun doing a little something different! David S.

I will be watching for sure!! David S.

Hey Dave, thanks for that link to Steve B.!! I am going to get some soon my friend. David S.

I did my little Fiat drag car in that color, now I can't find some more anywhere!?! That is a nice color, don't you think? David S.

It is certainly sitting like it should, but I don't think the wheel are a great choice for a gasser. Just my humble opinion But no matter what, I think it's gonna look great John!! You don't see the 37 Chevy done too often as a gasser. David S.

Very cool!! The motor is pretty awesome also! I eat this stuff up because I want one of these in my collection of "I don't know when I'll build 'em" kits I have piled up!! David S.

Now that's cool! You could now use P-40 (maybe 1:48 scale) tiger mouth and teeth decals on the side. Crazy eyeballs on the google eyes looking bumps up front too!?! It is going to look cool whatever you do though!! David S.

I can not wait to see what happens with this one Farmboy! It is just too kool to be Old Skool!! David S.

I have to tell you, the tea ball idea is pure genius! I'm stealing that idea for sure Terry!! Then you can rinse the gunk off without even taking them out of the tea ball device too. That's when I lose most parts in that way!!! Thanks, David S.

TJ you are off to a great start, that interior is really beautiful. So real looking! And Tulio, your Ford is top notch for sure. David S.

John, I always love your builds, they are truly inspiring! But this bike is just insane it's so cool!!! I can't help but wonder how the heck your pop hung on to that thing tight enough!?! Your build is sooooo cool, I love it! David S.

Ludwig, did take any photos of how you did things along the way with that interior? The airbrushing is what kept the color from looking too thick I'm sure!?! But that console, and the dash look so real also. David S.

Well this seems odd, because I have 2 of these kits on my shelf right now. This is the Revell Special Edition 68 Charger R/T, and good news . . . they are quite easy to find!

Super cool, and super clean!! I love it, and am wondering what the red color is? David S.

This should be good, I'll be watching also! David S.

Ouch!! $109.00? I hate those people at social security, and I can relate!! My wife and I are living on my SSSI money right now because she had to give up her job to have her knee replaced in November. Now she is having trouble finding a job she can do with her disabilities! If I can help somehow (modeling related) just give me a PM! I have lots of kits laying around, just not a lot of money either. I found a Peterbilt 378 for you, just 85,000.00 dollars too!! LOL!!!

Rick, do you know who makes those decals? David S.

NICE!!!

That is cool! It is interesting to see the subject matter that kits from Japan can offer. David S.