TonyK

Always liked this car and as I remember the kit was difficult. You did a very nice job on it! I like it.

This has always been a nice model and you built a very sharp replica. Never knew there was a pre-painted driver version.

That's a great looking replica!

That's a sharp model!

Well at least he's looking at the road and not his phone!

Great looking diorama. The details and weathering of the entire display are done perfectly. Nice job!

Wow! A couple of great looking models. Excellent work on these. And I'll add that my mom was Marge also. And my mother-in-law is named Marge. ?

Well, yeah, I could go on about great solos and probably several riffs but if I just focus on a certain guy it would be Angus Young of AC/DC. Any time I hear his guitar playing I can't sit still.

Great work on this!

He looks very content and comfortable in his new home.

The times I've ordered I'm happy with the product and the time it takes to get my order. No problems.

Got mine yesterday. That's the quickest I have ever got an issue.

A couple of good looking historic cars. They both look great!

Always liked this odd looking car. The colors made it look nice. Very nice job on the model!

Sometimes I think about building a project outside of model cars but this is too much work. I applaud you for your effort and look forward to seeing the finished "model".

Excellent!

Some fun figures there from Iceman. I haven't tried the grab-bag of figures. Was afraid I'd just waste my money but I'm sure to find a place for them eventually.....maybe.

They changed something this year or our subscription changed so I can't get the channel at home. Get it in my car but I'm not out and about that much. ?

Order something and have it shipped USPS. ?

He always played such sleezy characters and was great at it. I enjoyed his acting.

Very nice job on this unique racer! Your painting on the engine really looks good.

I'm speechless. Such amazing work.

Florida Panthers

The '64 Modified Stocker interior tub fits like a glove in the car I'm working on but I was hoping for some aftermarket piece instead of poaching a piece from another kit. Yes, I've sanded an interior before for hours and hours but didn't feel like doing that again. This interior in the '64 Ford model was obviously based on a promo so everything is molded as one piece.

Many years ago I had a couple of aftermarket interior shells that fit the 63/64 Fords to replicate a Nascar racer. Can't find anything like that anymore. It was much easier using them instead of trying to gut a passenger car interior. Thanks for any help with this.