Danno

Clean!

Excellent! Bold color choice, but, yeah ... I think it works!

Very nice! Beautiful color combination!!

Nice.

That's pretty! Looks really nice in purple.

Nice job, Mark! Looked even better in person, and it did pretty well at Modelzona, didn't it?

Nice.

Nice.

Nice!! B)

Wow.

Nice!

OMGNAGLT!

Kewl!!!

Not bad technique ... for an olde pharrt.

Amen, Drew! As an aside, I'm surprised Danny missed the first most glaring error: 'Youthfullness' is correctly spelled "youthfulness." Welcome, Nick. Take the commentaries as opportunities to learn, not reasons to burn. You'll go farther and get farther that way.

Nice.

Nice and grungy.

Very nice.

Nice. Cool interior.

Sweet!!

Very, very nice!

"Quick, Captain! Call the Pentagon. There's a blimp on our radar!"

Eh .... good point. I once received a free NASCAR kit. A dear friend was pressuring me to build ... my first NASCAR model. So, I took the free Lumina kit and embarked on the project. I remembered seeing the 'way cool' aftermarket fuel filler kit, so I bought it to install in my free model. Then I realized I had to open up the trunk to show it off, so I bought the photoetch trunk hinge kit. Then I realized it looked odd to have the trunk hinged but not the hood, so I bought the hood hinge kit. That necessitated the hood pin kit. Then, with the hood opened, I had to have the braided hoses and fittings. Which looked weird without the brake duct kit. Then I discovered the killer photoetch grille kit. .... .... and on and on it went. Before I knew it, that free kit had well over $200 worth of aftermarket goodies on it. That was many years ago. It's still the most expensive model in my build collection!

Shhhhhhhhhh! Don't tell Jonathan! Those were free ... but Saturday only!

PS: G's CHP Charger won Light Commercial and his St. Louis PD paddy wagon took 3rd place in Light Commercial. Gary Hubbard's chimney sweeper van ("Ash Wipers") took 2nd place in Light Commercial.