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So sad to hear this. I also started minding my mirrors because of Harry. Thanks, Harry, I'm a better modeler because of you.

That's a nice one, Ron. I love these Gen II Camaros!

Very nice job, Art. The extra work you put in really shows!

Beautiful work, as usual, Steve! That black with the blue reminds me that once upon a time there were many colors and combinations available, not like today. Good luck with the move and don't forget that even if you can't build for a while you can hang out here and plan your next projects. I know I enjoy the research and planning almost as much as the building, and I'm a lot quicker at it. I'll look forward to your next one when you're able to resume...

Beautiful work as always! Your builds inspire me, Jim.

That is one really nice Olds, Randy. What red paint did you use for the interior?

Another vote for sparkly blue...beautiful work, John!

Well, Paul , you've got my attention with all of the masters you posted. Knowing the quality of your work I am very excited to see this,

Outstanding work, Larry! The fact that you could open those doors so neatly just blows me away.

That's a beauty, Dale. The paint work is superb!

This Model A has earned an "A"!

Looking really good, Geoff!

Masterful work on the interior, Steve. Your builds are always superb, but the interiors really stand out to me.

She's a beauty! It looks like I could just jump in and fire her up. Congratulations on your comeback, John.

Lookin' good, Geno!

Very nice, Andre! The rust around the window trim is very realistic and you resisted any urge to overdo it.

Cigarette lighter?

Nice work, Rich! That is a sharp Caddy.

Very nice build, Emmanuel, and the rest of the family look just as good! That red convertible is period perfect.

Very impressive build, Bruce.

This is the first time I have seen this and it is stunning. Really creative and well executed - great work, David.

Nice work - great color choice and a super clean build!

Very nice model, Gary. I also appreciate the tip about the Molotow Liquid Chrome marker.

Yes, the Saddle Bronze would be the only thing even close to a copper or gold. The Pontiac Palomino Copper I have on hand is paint code 63 but is actually a '70 color. I only remembered the 63 and thought it was the year. Apparently my brain is cloudy this week!

Oops! Didn't see that you'd already done the interior.