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Wow, very nice. Like the color choice & the interior came out well.

Spoofed this vette at the local gas station this morning sporting vintage Iowa plates.

I'm currently working on the Opel Admiral kit. It has good engraving and precise fit with very little, if any, flash. Well detailed, but the multi-piece body may deter some who would otherwise consider it.

Revell's '37 ford kits are good too. Also they're Chevy/Ford pick ups from that vintage.

The scale auto website is being shut down on Oct. 9 & incorporated into FSM.

Stumbled across this bunch in a parking garage

I was transplanting azaleas yesterday when I came across this "garden bed find." Cleaned it up And here's what I have. The chassis plate is dated 1974. It's been in the ground at least 30 years, ( how long we've lived here.) Any idea what car it is? Looking at the grill/headlights & the date, I thought Torino, but I not sure if the c pillar is right. Would it be worth more as a survivor or restored As a side note, the previous owner had a pristine Apollo white GSX in the garage. The realtor assured me it didn't come with the house

Drop top Bentley on the ride home from work.

Looks really nice. I'm digging the interior.

Low, lean & mean. Beautiful execution.

Really nice. It's fun watching how your skills improve with each build.

I picked up resin copies of the Carson top & Victoria roof from Maryland replica & miniatures a few years back. Don't know if they're still available.

Just finished this one. Box stock. Paint is Tamiya gunmetal & Testors mythical maroon laquer. I think the two tone looks good on these cars. Not my best bmf work, but I'm okay with it. The hood latch decided to fly into oblivion & and isn't expected to return for a few months at least. Comments welcome. Thanks for looking.

At first I was like, OK another tow truck, let's skip this one. Well......I didn't & real happy about it. The weathering on your build is spot on. Like others have mention, not over the top. Really digging the interior & your scratch build items. very well executed. thanks for sharing.

Jouko, Thanks for the tips. They'll be a help when I start this build. My Saloon kit is an ICM product. I went back & checked, the parts are there, but nothing is chrome. Oh well, I'll figure it out. Thanks again. Stay well.

Nice job on both of these. Interior detail on the chabriolet, and the chassis/engine look great. I picked up the saloon last week. Can't wait to get into it. Couple of questions; Can the multie piece body be assembled/painted before adding the interior panels. What method did you use to chrome the grill, trim, etc. since there are no chrome pieces in the kit? Thanks for any advice/help you can offer, and again, you group of Admirals look great.

I also use the panel line accent on chrome for washes. Grills, hubcaps, trim pieces, etc. Like everything else, there's a learning curve. Here, I used it on the hubcaps of my work truck. Sometimes multiple applications are needed.

Not mentioned yet is Phantom Works. I really like the down to earth style of Dan and his crew.

Nice clean build. I like this a lot. I'm waiting on that camper too.

Wow, great idea. It came out great. The paint choice is perfect.

Wonderfully executed build. It looks perfect.

Wow, very nice work.

Generally Not a big fan of this type is wheel, but it works surprisingly well on your build. The color is outstanding as is the interior. Really nice build.

Make that color combo.

Nicely done. Love the car combo. You're right about the extra parts, I used the custom wheel covers on revell's 49 merc.