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I agree, great kit! I'm liking the color choice. Nicely done.

Nicely done. Looks like this kit builds up nice. Nice paint choice and I dig the detail painting in the engine bay.

That's really sharp looking. I like the wheel swap and the paint.

Nice looking build. The color is perfect, very sparkley. Nice sn clean. I swapped out rally wheels for the ones you used too. I think they're a better looking wheel.

Tim, as others have said, nice collection of '46 - '48 ford's. I remember the articles, in fact I still have them. Dave and Dan, also nice builds. It seem like the Deuce, there's no limit on how to build one of these. Here's the only one I've built.The fade away fenders, bumpers and custom grill/surround obviously from the custom coupe. Wheels and tires from Modelhaus. Exhaust tips are just flared aluminum tubing. The rest is box stock. I have 2 woodys and a coupe in the stash, but no plans for them yet.

Wow, what a great looking model. Checking out all the details, (And marveling at them), would keep me busy for days. Really, really beautiful.

Neat little bug. Interior color works great with the green.

Nice build. That color pops.

What an outstanding built. Us mere mortals bow to you. Just stunning.

Good looking pony. Great color and cleanly built.

Wow! What a beautiful build. What's not to like. Wonderful detail Work. What paint did you use under the chrome?

Looks very nice. One of my favorite cars.

I've been watching this. Your efforts are well rewarded and I admire your perseverance. Great stuff. Oh...... and look at me, I'm learning something.

I've been looking for quite some time with no luck. Add to that, some windshield registration and Inspection stickers. And maybe some fictitious dealer markings for the rear deck/panel.

Coming along nicely so far. Starting to look evil, like a predator.

Yes, i agree, try the air first. As Hanjo said, great find? Any chance of seeing some pix?

Cool, following.

Wow, that's real slick. Nice shade of blue. The finish is awesome.

Saw this really nice Harley this morning at the local deli. And it was only 31 degrees out.

This is looking great. Lots of cool fabrication.

The sleepy hamet of Shrub Oak, New York. About 35 - 40 miles north of Manhattan, in northern Westchester county.

Wow, look at that! Very cool.

This is very interesting to me. I've Built two deuces and have wanted to do something different with the chassis but wasn't sure how go about it, (forgive my ignorance). I'll be following along while you school me. One of my favorite all time cars too.

Very nice, something different. Is this a resin piece.

65 Galaxie 500 XL