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Now I went through all the 45 pages and I'm astonished, what (partly) beautiful model kits were out there in former times! I like the 1/24 / 1/25 Honda of cause and have to say "Hey, I have one of the posted cars" And 4door Corvette (Monogram - #2269)

What issues are there? I know some builders in Germany who didn't have any issues with parts or something else.

Check - yes *lol*

Me to! It is a lovely car. Looks really perfect.

My brother did it the same way: the 1969 AMT Camaro fits perfectly under the Corvair

Lower it! The BMW is a nice car and the model kit isn't bad anyway. It's a good model kit and it turns out quite right. But you have to lower it - definitely on the passengers side. If I may... My brother built my kit as a present Don't know, what he changed at the suspension

The color concept looks very nice! Like it. I'd like to see more pictures and a short look under the bonnet. Maybe "we" can figure out, why the hood doesn't fit quite right?

Nice color and clean built. The only thing I'm missing is the chrome trim around the windows and wheel house Maybe next time?

That is a nice color! As I always say: a Ferrari doesn't have to be red! Your spray booth is awesome!

Looks like a good project! Like the work at the interieur

I like the idea with the painted chrome! Gives the Ford a slightly better look. Well done!

The background is awesome! It fits perfect to the Ford. I love the 1940 Ford any way. Doesn't matter whether new or rusty. I like the body shape Your Ford Looks pretty good.

That's cool! Reminds me on my built some years ago... The Chevy was already built and my brother wanted to sell it. So I grabbed it... Like your weathering inside the camper! This is what I haven't done when I built mine

Beautiful

Awesome! Don't know what to say. How is the crane of the truck made? Is it scratch build?

Like the Ford - have the same colored kit in my shelf The radiator looks pretty nice! When I was done with the engine, I also took some minutes to think about the radiator. I have to do some testing with the little one of the Mini and the one of the Honda.

@Impalow ... Awesome! I love this wagon I drove mine about 11 years and was really sad, as our ways separated because of a broken valve. It had 323323 kilometers on the clock. Loved it. I'm looking forward on your built All together: nice and good progresses! I'd like to remind you, that I'm still on the start with my Mini-Honda runner. Nothing big was going on but after 2 1/2 hour of sanding, cutting and a lot of dry fits I made the engine fitting the engine bay. Shortened the oil pan, lowered the cylinder head and valve cover about 1mm, cut some parts of the wheel house, the inner fender and hood, shortened the intake manifold and pipe and some more..... Here it is..... I'm satisfied with it so far. Now I'm working at the exhaust and axles.

Never thought that the clear yellow would give such a golden look! Used it sometimes for carburetors or alternators but never thought about gold-plating chrome! That's an awesome thing!

Great job! The engine looks very good with all the wiring

Very nice paint job!

Like your Dodge Dart: very nice I like cars with a unique look.

Hi Ludwig! I like the Dodge because it is a face, you'll always remember and if you see one, you recognize it within a second. Nice build!

Just wow! Awesome work. When I first saw the pictures I was thinking, where to get it and that I've never seen this kit anywhere to buy. After reading the text it is clear, why I didn't see it yet. Very good!

Super! I like rare cars and wagons are always cool *thumbsup* The woodish sides are cool. It looks a little strange vertically instead of the "normal" way horizontally A good mix of other cool donor cars

Some good processes here *thumbsup* I started last weekend to get the first impression how much work the Hondaengine would be in the engine compartment of my Mini. I'll let follow some pics on the weekend.