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Cool Builds. They look like perfect "Slump Busters" or a great way to get kids into the Hobby.

Great Decal Sheet! I like the call back to Revell's home town, Venice CA.

I'd buy one, regardless of how it was molded. One that I would take any way Round2 chose to sell it.

Welcome to the Forum, Gene. I was about 5 months old when you got married! It is good to have you here.

Glad to have you here. The Only other Turkish Modeler I know is Korkut Varol.

Happy To see you here, Ken. NIce to see another Auto Mechanic. (from 1988-1999)

Well Done. You see a lot of those here in Southern California.

What great build! I like the Worn outside contrasting with the new inside. Who (or what ) is Cruisaire Bronco?

One of the Online Vendors wants $74.00 for this kit. Do you think it is worth it?

so, I have a question about Wheels. Rules are No Spoked Wheels. I'm building a '21 Olds (Beverley Hillbillies) It has Spoked Wheels, and I'd prefer to use them, as they look nice, However, I can scrounge some Wires if I have to. Any Thoughts?

I'm glad.

I love This! Great Edsel Build.

I hope you get your Wheels.

Wow! Great Build. Where Did you get the Grille? And, "Campesino Plastics"?

This^^^^ A thousand Times This^^^

Here is a TB Thread.

I want one, but have no room for it, at least right now. Going to spend the winter De-Cluttering my Garage to get some workspace back.

Well, Augie H, passed on some time ago. Not Sure Who the others are. As for Finding the builds, just pick a category of Completed Models' and start scrolling.

Looking Good, Bobby. I like the Orange Colour.

Yes, Yes you do. They are all over here. You may not have found them yet, but they are here.

They might be decals on the real car too.

I hope so too! This is something I have never seen before.

This was at the show you just went to, I think? Jay Savarese and Clay Kemp Brought Models. That is one of the Pinnacles of Model Building right there.

Possibly Because many of the OG Builders who did those things, have, like Roger Hayes said, gotten 20 years older and Gotten Over those "things', as you called them.? Possibly because aftermarket support for many of the parts needed to reach that level of detail has faded? Possibly because the population of Modelers willing (and able) to do that level of work gotten smaller? Possibly, because the Hobby has changed? Maybe it is just Age? There are any numbers of reasons. Welcome Back to the Board. Perhaps you can share some of your favorite methods of working to that level of detail. I know I can't do those things, (although I am learning)so I look forward to having you show me some "Tips & Tricks". I know that Bill Geary, Charles Rowley, Terry Jesse, & Tim Boyd, amongst many others post builds and tips here all the time. My Thanks, in Advance.

Bets on how many of the Plow Trucks come with Warped Hoods? Or, other Parts?