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Cool subject and nicely done.

Well done.

Nice. Love the stance.

Very nice.

Well done.

Very nice. Correct that it wasn't a offered color, but looks good.

You have to look carefully online. They sell some kits by type, eg 4x4, which may include a Ford, a Chevy, and a dodge. Which one you get is up to them. There is a disclaimer about it next to the picture of the kit. If you want a specific kit you gotta call them.?

Very nice.

Nice.

Beautiful.

I wouldn't use testors enamel clear however, as it yellows over time. Ask me how I know......? always glad to try to help.

I would clearcoat them with the clearcoat of your choice, just make sure it's compatible by testing it on a decal you won't be using from the sheet. You will have to cut close to each one as this will make a film over the entire sheet, but it SHOULD prevent them from breaking apart. If you are trying to get rid of yellowing, tape them to a window that faces sunlight for a few days.

He's got a funny Christmas cartoon, Life with Louie I think it's called.

With a little care that kit can be made quite nice.

Actually I remember the gag from a April issue of SAE.

Wow! Nothing short of spectacular! How about some engine and interior pics?

Maybe some of the parts are painted with Clearview paint!

Beautiful. Hope mine is as nice.

Geeze. They're dropping like flies. One of the great ones. From Minnesota.

Lost a good one. Sad.

Nice work on the old warhorse.

? Beautiful! Oh to have a full detail kit!

Beautiful!

Very nice.

Well done!