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I love it. The Tu-tone Green is perfect for that car. Did it come with those wire wheels? They look period perfect on that car. I spent may hours riding in the back seat of my Grandparents 1960 Plymouth 4 Door Station wagon. It was a Light Brown, it was so long ago I don't remember if it was two colours or one. I know it was a Base Model Suburban, probably with the six, as my Grandfather was a Frugal Man.

Cleanly & Neatly assembled. No weathering, but it looks good. I rate it an 8.5. Good Show.

AMT '65 Chevelle Wagon has one. AMT '62 Chevy Corvette Has one too.

Great '34! I really like where this is going. The Checker Board Firewall is a neat touch.

Great Colour Choice! I like what you have done. And as Bil Benson said, you can never have enough '34's.

Yes. Really Slow. I've gotten 'Error' messages at least 4 times today.

It is between 106-110 Degrees of Heat where they are, not counting the heat of the fire itself. Exhausting, wretched work. And it has been windy lately, so that makes it that much worse. Pray for the Fire Fighters. They are having a rough month, here in California.

Love the Wheels. Those are not from that kit, are they? The Colour just Jumps out at you. I like it!

Wow, your rebuilding of the driver is masterful.

Very Nice! Those Decals work well. Good Show.

Well, You got both of the things you asked for, Matt.

If I remember correctly, the AMT kit Is the JOHAN kit. Others will remember better than I do. Dave Van is one of the Best AMX guys out there. He will probably know.

Happy You are Here, Greg. I'm 61, as well. I've been sneaking kits into the house since 1979.

Glad You are Here, Jay. I hear you on the "cheap kits' thing. Haunt Yard Sales and Estate Sales. 9 out of 10 times you won't find much, but that 10th time! A buddy in my Model Club, bought 25 kits for ten dollars at an Estate Sale once. It does Happen.

Your T-Bird story is great, Nathan. I am also very Restoring an Old Bike. Your work looks top notch. Keep it up. You'll find plenty of friendly advice, from some of the best Modelers on the Planet here. Welcome Aboard!

What a Great Survivor! And it has History for you. Treasure it always.

Looks Good So Far. You are correct, the time spent tweaking the parts now, will pay off in the future.

Very Clever. Thanks to The V.A. and my health issues, I now get 3 or 4 empty pill bottles a month. This Super Glue idea is Great!

That's very disappointing.

It was truly awful this morning. Seems to be somewhat faster now.

Here are mine.

All those photos, and not one good, clear look at the Front End. I'd expect damage to the grille, since it is never shown.

Great Tractors. I had missed this the first time you posted. Truly Excellent Weathering. Good Show.

No You are not. All of the "new" Revell Tri=Five Chevies could do with a comeback.

Do It! Do It! Do It!