Danno

OMGNAGLT!!! Stop it. Stop it now. Just stop it!!

Wow! Great stuff, Bill. Welcome back.

Nice!

cOOl !

IT'S THE MOST DETAILED, MOST ACCURATE GENERAL LEE EVER BUILT . . . SHOWN HERE IN ITS SPECIAL 'INCOGNITO DUKE BURRITO' GUISE!

You mean to say ... the sky fell ... 4 years ago ... and we hardly noticed? Whoa.

Glad to help! Here's another view of the headlamp trim ring (white) & bezel (chrome) on a red car ~ for contrast. The white trim rings were only on the outer headlamps which held the two filament lamps for high & low beam. The inner headlamps (in the grille) were high beam only. Every '62 Dart manufactured was equipped with these white trim rings ... some kind of styling statement, I guess ... regardless of the color of the car.

Paging the Master Caster, Mr. Greg Wann ... Paging the Master Caster ... To the white courtesy phone, please ...

Super engine! Plus, the engine stand is pretty nifty!!

Interesting. Anxious to see how it turns out. Not every day you see an Avanti going down the street backwards!

Very nice!!

x 2!!

Kewl.

U N F R E A K I N B E L I E V E A B L E ! ! ! ! ! ! JOHN! Your talent knows no bounds. Amazing!

Very nice ValiAnt, Dan! That would be a fun re-issue to have showing up from AMT/Round 2, wouldn't it?

Most excellent!

Sweet! Another beautiful build!!

Beautiful build! And, please take the following comments as purely constructive ... that's how they are offered. A new car on the transporter would be bare-wheeled with the hubcaps in the trunk. A 440 would have backup lights. I can't tell clearly from your pix, but it looks like you chromed the backup lights (the rounds above & inboard from the taillights). They would look more whitish-clear. As I say, I can't tell well on my computer monitor if you did that, so forgive the comment ... but a LOT of builders of '62 Darts leave the backup lights chrome as if they were trim embellishments. Darts in '62 had whitish-clear parking light lenses (under the grille), not amber. They came from the factory with clear bulbs, but many owners replaced the OEM bulbs with amber tinted bulbs when the amber-turn-signal trend came into full bloom in '63. Finally, an item most '62 Dart builders miss: The inner rings of the headlamp bezels were white. Very predominately white. The outer surfaces were chrome, but there were inner rings/inserts that were white. See the pic below. And I agree with Harry . . . the untreated license plate engravings make your model less realistic in appearance. The 1:1 had no engraving, just flat metal brackets in the rear and mounting holes in the front. Having said all that ~ for edification, not criticism ~ it's your model and a beauty at that. Detail it as you wish, and as a former owner of a '62 Dart, I love to see them!

No! Say it ain't so. Skip? So very sad to hear. He will be missed, but he left his mark ... Condolences and heartfelt sympathies to all his family and friends.

Suh-weeeeeet, Sir! Another beauty. As ALWAYS! Cheers, John ...

... or a poop scoop.

Most excellent!!! Great job, Kate. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Nice.

Congratulations, Ken! Well earned and well deserved recognition for your artistic talent and accomplishments! Tell me you're going to have 'The Ambulance Chaser' on display for the world to see!

Now that is cool! I particularly enjoy the sound effects.