Danno

WOW!!

Nice stuff, Bill!

Quoth the raven: "There are a bazillion 2-door Charger renderings floating around out there... everyone and their dog has done one by now." Well, not my dog. I don't let him play on the computer. He has a tendency to send inappropriate emails to cats.

Congratulations!! Looks very much like an early 80's Olds.

... or even ~ can read it!

No, he also showed up to pour more gasoline on the fire when somebody lost it and flamed me. Don't feel like the lone ranger; guess we're both on his 'favorites' list!

Very impressive, Mike and John! Great collaboration.

Nice.

Wow, that looks good, Gordon!

X2! PS: Thanks for the steering wheel. You'll be surprised at the project ...

Tew kewl!

Nice job, Jack! I have one of these to rebuild, also ... hope mine turns out half as well! Philo - Your observation is correct ... the chassis offset was to shift the lateral center of gravity and bias weight distribution toward the bottom of the track banking in order to load the suspension and assist cornering. Pretty common strategy in that era. More noticeable because of the openness of the chassis and absence of fairings.

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Beautiful!

Love the colors.

Nice.

Tanks for posting this, G. Seriously, it's a great build!

Nice.

That's very generous of you, thanks!! I really appreciate it! It can wait until the next meeting, I'm not in that big a hurry ...

That's nice!!

Very sorry to hear of Gordon's passing, Greg. Thanks for getting the info out. Condolences and sympathies to his family and friends. Do you happen to know what years he was a Moonlight member?

All of them ~ looking good, guys! David - nice fix to a vexing problem. Good show!

Awesome build, Zoli!!! Don't know how I missed this 2 years ago (think I may have seen it & commented on the Spotlight board, though), but I'm glad Dominik stumbled upon it and brought it up again. This is REAL model building ~ talented model building ~ and well worthy of another look. Truly deserving of the often-overused term "AWESOME."