Danno

Cool.

Kewl! My favorite Martian, Martin!

Sweet.

That's obvious. Nice job, Bob.

Across the street.

Placement of the fuel filler is different also. BTW ~~ Mark is right on. All currently available kits are based on the 2006 concept car. The upcoming Revell full detail SS kit is based on the production 2010 Camaro SS.

I second Bernie's comments ... with a reservation. Specifically, I shop LHS and auto body shop supply house for paint supplies; online for aftermarket/photoetch and resin I can't live without but cannot get otherwise; and exclusively buy kits from two local 'plastic pushers' or emodelcars or ebbbbbbbb ... you know, or at the periodic local swap meets. I do not buy kits from LHS because all of them around here are selling kits at MSRP or well above market price. My plastic pushers buy directly from a distributor and offer fantastic 'friend' prices. What I can't get that way, I don't need. So, I think I fall in between 1 & 2 also.

Amazing ... awesome. (No emoticons were injured in the making of this post.)

Emoticons ... here.

Really?

Excellent job, Wayne!

Me, too! (Rampvan-wanting emoticon here.)

Well, not only that, but ... The whole point of writing out in longhand the emotion, thought, expression or message that could otherwise be conveyed by posting a simple emoticon is that heavy criticism and resultant rulemaking (I did NOT use the term 'knee-jerk') has erupted due to the posting of said simple emoticons. So ... whether 'we have that one' or not, it is preferred and even required that said messages or emotions be conveyed via text and verbosity rather than by display of said emoticons, therefore somehow conserving and preserving bandwith. Therefore, the above must be posted rather than just . (Smiling, laughing out loud, just kidding emoticons here.) (Emoticon expressing 'Duh!' here.)

WOW! (Very ecstatic, smiling emoticon indicating extreme approval here.)

I'm impressed. (Emoticon here indicating I'm impressed.)

Awesome ! And I mean that as a sincere and bonafide awesome, not the typical 'General Lee awesome.'

Thanks Gregg ... or whomever. Great idea. (Emoticon here, indicating very much approval.)

WOW! (Very ecstatic, smiling emoticon indicating extreme approval here.)

Nice. (Smiling emoticon indicating approval here.)

Can't wait ... weak ... need Hudson fix ... (Thanks for the update, Dave!)

Absolutely stunning model, Izzy! One of my all-time favorite cars, too. Thank you so much for sharing your spectacular build.

Awesome! (Emoticon conveying 'awesome' here.)

I wholeheartedly agree with Art, as usual. (Laughing Out Loud emoticon would appear here.)

John, As I posted on our local board, your engine is amazing! Fantastic job. As always, a better-than-thought-possible creation! Keep it going, my friend. (Highly approving emoticon would appear here.)

Looking good, David. 'Approving' smiley would go here.