CometMan

Hey Jim, interesting project you have going there! If you watch the very beginning of each show you see the car making a jump, and if you watch closely you can see the hood start to buckle upwards when the front wheels hit the ground. Then there is a skip in the film where they splice in an intact car driving away, it might be cool to do an interpretation of what the car that actually made the jump looked like! I see something resembling a giant check-mark! Anyways, keep up the good work.

Looking very good, and a nice subject too!!

Nice job Justin! Sounds like you may be getting hooked already!

Very nice build!!

Hey G, That is great news, glad to hear it!! Winter made it's presence known here in the Motor City this morning. Nothing that anyone who has spent any amount of time in a cold weather city shouldn't be able to handle routinely, but when you add that to all the folks that just came into town for the holidays doing their usual New Year's celebrating, and driving around at a time of night they may only drive at that one night of the year, things can go bad in a hurry! So any dose of winter weather that waits until New Year's Eve is over is a beautiful thing!

Hey everybody, hope you all have a happy, prosperous and above all SAFE New Year!!

I did not mean to offend you Andy! I really like the less seen subjects, and I was trying to give Ray a compliment!!

What a shame to waste a nice stop sign like that!!!

Nice job! Johan always did make some interesting subjects as long as you are cool with building something that's not super detailed!

Very nice build, they probably sold more of the kits than Dodge sold of the actual car! But they really stand out today!

I suppose I should chime in about the "car" and the "lady", but I'm simply at a loss for words!!!

Great job on all of them!

Nice looking car!

Very nicely done!

Great work!

Congrats on finding your piece at YOUR price Steve! That is an awesome feeling.

Very nice work!

I tend to jump around a lot too and also get frustrated too! So it is what ever catches my interest at the time.

I have been wondering how I could make a realistic pace car! Thanks for sharing!

Very cool!! I haven't seen that movie in many years!

You can get a set of three different sizes from a woodworker's store, they are used to shoot glue into the seams of tables and chairs when the legs get loose.

Really nice, cool subjects too!

Great work, great choice of subjects and also future projects. Well done!!

Great job! Love the Olds and the wagons.

Very nice, always had an eye for the 60 Plymouth.