CometMan

Excellent work on a very unusual subject, Alan! Exner sure had some "interesting" design ideas!

Nice job, don't see too many '67s built!

Good work Emmanuel, yes, that is a rather unusual color combination for that car, but it works very well!

It seems to me that with all the government mandates imposed on the auto makers now for safety/mileage standards that something has to give, and people are way more concerned with how comfortable the car is inside, and which electronic devices they can use while they are there takes more precedence than what other people think of the car as they drive by. I always get a lot of really cool looks and compliments from people when I drive my 1966 car, but after driving to a show and back, I am usually exhausted. On the other hand, I can drive my 2012 car, which doesn't usually draw much of a second glance, hundreds of miles without stopping and feel just as good as when I started.

Very well done Mark!

Elizabeth Montgomery was in many different roles, was a really good actress, but she passed away several years ago. m

Very nice work! Those Moebius kits are really nice.

Glue bombs of those Toros don't seem to be that rare, or expensive, but, the front drive train parts can be really fragile, like Snake said, tough to get together. So, make sure the one you get has all those parts present and intact.

Great subject Rob!

Nice to see another true classic being built! Will be watching!

Well done Tyler, very nice to see a stock deuce!

Being in the service industry I deal with this sort of thing on a daily basis, because it is considered "my job", but keep doing what you think is right, and sooner or later, it will come back your way. There are still some folks out there that try to do things the proper way.

I occasionally follow the box art, but only if it grabs my attention enough that it is the only reason I noticed the kit. Usually, I reference color charts, sales brochures, and photos to make my choice.

Well done, Bruce! Don't see too many of those built anymore!

Very surprising indeed! Never a big fan of his singing, but as a musician, he was one of the all-time greats, and will be missed!

Another very interesting subject, Harry! Should be another great one.

White and black with wood grain accents like Steve's picture above would look great with that purple.

No problem, Bill, but that is why many of us are really looking forward to this kit! Because the Mercury Comet has been largely forgotten/overlooked by so many people, it is very nice to see one produced, especially with the quality kits that Moebius makes!

Another very well done model, Harry! I have been trying to find the formal sedan version of that kit for a reasonable price for awhile now!

Your quality puts me to shame enough as it is, but two builds at once Tulio?!

Gotta go with AC/DC, watching Angus bounce around the stage for that long is well worth the price of admission!

I agree with Art, I have a set of those wheel covers on my '66, they look pretty good to me!

The AMT '58 Plymouth seemed to fight me pretty hard.

Very nice Tom!

2010 Camaro RS/SS, to feed my pace car fascination. For regular cars, 1970 Bonneville.