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Wow. Success. Sometimes we win.

I see a parallel here with the 1;1 scale 32 Ford Hot Rod guys. There is extra respect for the person that takes a poor condition steel body and creates a knockout result after a lot of effort and money. They are quick to point out that they are steel. As long as the two camps enjoy and recognize that there is still the all important assembly and painting tasks to complete be it steel or fiberglass, an enjoyable day can be had.

Beast!

Nice MOPAR. Very realistic. It's all there.

Have built the Gunze Sangyo long time ago. Yours looks good.

Beautiful coupes! I had a 1:1 1975 GTV and these models are a good look back. Look ing forward to the Tamiya.

Beautiful 550 and beautiful color! A while back I had a 1:1 Beck 550 and this brings back good memories.

Thanks for this.

Great build. Tuff GTO. Liking the hood mounted tach. Does the kit provide a decal for the tach face?

Perfect hot machine. Moving the headlight stands/lights inward really makes a difference.

Have never seen anything like this. My gosh. What is the length of this model? Interested in getting one.

Very sharp 442. In high school, our quarterback got a new one. Always a 442 fan here. Thanks for posting.

Over the top! Such a large scale makes viewing the bits and pieces easier. So much to see. I hope it gets its own lighted glass case.

Can't wait!

Thumbs up on a GTZ Tubolare especially if it's a 2.

Great build. Stance shows that it is ready to jump.

Thumbs up! Decades ago I built the Gunze Sangyo kit of this car. I also built their version of the 1750 competition with the flared fenders. Check out the Gunze Sangyo line. Def ready for this one.

Super. And it's a Ram Air.

So very good. Will bring back memories of my 1:1 scale 1974 GTV. Thanks for this.

Perfect hot rod.

Great ? So much trim to deal with. Great red. Oh yeah, Dead Man Curve car from the Jan and Dean song.

Great subject matter. Those are beautiful automobiles. Nice details. I just don't understand how these scale model kit manufactures can allow such poor products out of their door. Quality Control is a real thing.

Solid hot rod in the right color and classic stance!

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Wow. That would be a fun build. I'm on my second 1:1 Volkswagen Golf GTI and I would like to build a model of the French hot hatch equivalent!