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Thanks Nick. While I was excited about the release of the 65 Dodge AWB, I was hoping for a stock version first. I remember the(MPC?) 65 Dodge Coronet in 1/25 plastic,(Ramchargers?) was hard to find and expensive, Was it ever re/released again? Did Beswicks 64 GTO come as a 1/25 kit? Cheers, Lance

Thanks Tom. Thought I would tease you with another AWB Cheers, Lance

Wow, that color just Pops on that car! Super nice job on the build. Cheers, Lance

Tom, you made a funny Cheers, Lance

Hey Guys, some of these work areas look staged Too clean, and organized!! Mines a little different, because I collect and Mod 1/18 diecast. I recently moved, so I'm still trying to find a place for everything. My workbench is a 6ft folding table, and I need to build a Spray booth one of these days. Some really nice looking work rooms, wish I had more space, like some of you have. Cheers, Lance

Hey Guys, been taking more pics of my 1/18 collection, so I'll be adding one every so often. Cheers, Lance

Very good start. If I could make a few suggestions, I would put at least 2 windows in a shop that size, also, the air compressor tank is way too small to keep up with the demand. Long ago when I built a similar garage dio, I used a modified big rig fuel tank, as an air storage tank, and mounted the motor and pump assembly with a gauge, to the top of the tank. I ran an air line on the wall, around the shop, so you could plug an air hose into it where ever you were working in the shop. You might want to add a fake door that says "Office", and one that says "Restroom". Just some suggestions. Cheers, Lance

Cool, Tom! thanks for sharing your work with us. Cheers, Lance

A real Beauty, Christian! These are sealed cars, right? Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Lance

This was the best photo I could find in a hurry, which may help you on making a mount. Cheers, Lance

The part you have indicated is a mechanical fuel pump. Oil filter should be on the drivers side, at the front of the engine. You can see it poking out, at the bottom next to the fan blade. Cheers, Lance

Nice job, Gene! Cheers, Lance

Impressive work, Mike . I see you also cut off those mounting screw bosses on the frame. Man, I hate those things! Cheers, Lance

She looks sweet, Tom! Nice clean build Cheers, Lance

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