Danno

Very nice little . . . Blue . . . Beetle!

Full agreement here! Couldn't have said it any better.

Nice. What makes it a fax machine? Multi-sheet feeder?

Nice.

Dispelling another modeling myth: There's no "E" in the product brand name "X-acto."

Nice!

The whole point is for it to be better looking when it's done.

Didja gitter dun?

Nice!

Nice.

Beautiful.

Beautiful!

Sad. Very sad. Sad regardless of which topic category it's posted under.

Dittos. Very good.

Nice.

Very nice, Jarkko. Very nice, indeed.

Very nice.

Most excellent!

Nice.

Don't forget one of my favorites ~ ~ ~ the '85 Fiero GT. Monogram made a suitable kit.

Beautiful model, Marcos. But, as long as you are discussing what you might do differently, and talking about the bed . . . Your model looks to be a very nice factory stock, but factory stock Ford pickups of that era did not have clear-coated wood beds, either underneath or on the 'top' (bed floor). The bed wood was treated with a black preservative stain. You often see 1:1 pickups with beautiful shellacked or urethane-coated furniture-grade finishes, but they are over-restored and incorrect for factory stock.

Very nice! Excellent job on the wood. And, dittos on the plate!

Of course it could never be driven in the rain . . . it's way too small! Very nice build, Al. Glad you found your old friend.

I'm with Hollywood on this ... in fact, he said most everything I was going to say, and he probably said it better. The other thought I had is to remember that many times one can present information matter-of-factly or even tactfully, but still receive an irrational response because not everyone receives, accepts, or tolerates constructive criticism or correction. Many people have become so conditioned to employing the 'victim' attitude that they have no concept of how to deal with blunt, factual, or even dispassionate delivery of ideas that compete with their own concepts.

Wow. Fiero on steroids. Beautiful job.