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Wow! I don't know where to start. I love everything about this build. Just wow!

This is looking good so far Steve. Well planned out as usual. I usually have a good idea when I start a build, but it's completely different, (most times), by the time I'm done. that engine should be killer.

This is a wonderful build. Last bee all the little details. The engine bay is so clean. Nicely done and great lead in story.

Sweet little dragger. I like the engine bay detailing.

Now that's is cool, neat, tidy and great attention to detail. Good choice is colors and dig the lower stance.

I'm enjoying this very much.

Brought a smile to my face. Nicely done.

Beautiful build. Lookin period correct. Colors look perfect.

The. Poor is dazzling in the sunlight! Loo!s sharp. Great engine bay detailing.

I haven't seen a lot of these built. Yours looks really good. Interesting color combo. Great detailing.

Cool lookin truck. Ready to get down to business.

Also very nice. Is this the same color as the Duster? Looks good on this too.

I like this. Nicely detailed. I really dig the color.

That loo!s great!!

Cool little build. Looks very nice.

Very cool. Tidy little build with plenty of detail. That color.......

What's Revells contact info? I could use a new decal sheet for their 70 Torino Cobra. Thanks

Really really nice. Cool old barge.

Thanks everyone for your thoughts and suggestions.

Nice looking Stude. See what I mean? Personality and style.

When it comes to trucks, I find myself drawn to the trucks in the back ground, as opposed to the sales leaders, or odd balls. Some have more personality and styling. There's others, but I'll leave it at these. 64 Studebaker Champ, 37 Chevy Suburban and a 47 Diamond T

Very cool. That roof makes it look much longer. Nice, clean build.

Off to a good start. Seems like you have this well planned out. Goodly k n your quest. How many have you built so far. If I remember correctly there's about 14 different variants

Beautiful replica so far. Superb detailing

Hey all. Im currently working Revells 1950 F1. How would I approach painting the fender/bed unit?. Do I prime/ paint each piece separately, or assemble the bed and paint as unit? Do I prime separately than assemble and do color coats? My concern is ensuring an even, consistent coat. I'm using Duplicolor dark garnet red metallic. The bed floor is not an issue as I'm adding wood boards, etc. I have to do the spoon test to see what primer plays best with the color coats, (I have duplicolor light Grey, tamiya white and Mr primer 1000 gray. How do you guys approach this to get the best finish possible? Thanks