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Nice. Love the color.

Very nice.

Whoa! That's really looking good.

Very cool! Love it.

Bill, Your D-type is such an exceptional build!!! I've always admired that model. Thanks for sharing it again.

Paul, Rob, Thanks! Your opinions mean a lot.

Outstanding!

There should be a fairly good contingent of Moonlight Modelers on hand for the 25th. We have a little donation for the museum and we plan to deliver it then.

Thank you, Russ. It's nice to have one's concepts validated by nice comments such as yours.

Thank you, Lee. I formed the back of the cab by laminating a couple of pieces of sheet plastic and gluing them to the cut behind the "B" pillars of the PT. (I used the original issue PT, not the convertible, by the way.) Next, I used sheet plastic to form the bed floor on top of the chassis. I found the wheel wells in the parts box (don't know what they came from). I fitted the body to the chassis with the floor and wheel wells in place and used card stock to develop patterns for the bed walls. Then used the patterns to cut thin sheet plastic. After heating the single piece in hot water, I formed into a "U" shape that conformed to the cargo area opening. I tacked it all together with Tenax, and then used epoxy to blend the joints and corners together, forming a uniform radius all around the interior of the bed. Once it was set, I Tenax-ed the upper edges to the PT body and cab wall, and finished it off with a slight rolled edge. Lastly, I applied the 'spray-in bedliner' texture. Then I built and stained the wood skid, marine-style, and dropped it onto the bed floor to visually break up the blackness of the bed and give it some interest. Hope this helps. It was my first attempt and I thought it turned out pretty well, all things considered.

Thank you, Jonathan! Means a lot!

Great stuff! Keep it going.

Really "shaping" up, John!

Bruce, Dale, Scott, Ken, Thanks, guys. It was kind of 'out there' as an idea, but your comments mean it worked. I appreciate your approval. {That dang bumper!}

Beautiful!!

This is killer!!!!!

Neat concept . . . . great execution so far. The F-Bomb is really . . . the bomb.

Thanks, Tom, John, Hugh and Larry. Your comments are truly appreciated. Harry, I think you're right. That'll probably be my next move.

Nice.

Gabe, See me tonight about a source and price. {Not allowed to advertise items for sale on this board.} ~Dan~

No problem, Mark!

Neat, indeed! Excellent job!

Yes, that looks to be the Lindberg 1/32 scale 1931 Cadillac dual cowl Phaeton.

Welcome aboard the board!

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