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Does that make this car a "grocery getter"?

Very nice work. I love how AMT incorporated the ejection pins on the back of the taillights to look like the real car's taillights. Usually with taillights, you see a big dark red circle or two behind the lens that aren't supposed to actually be there; the AMT '69 442 / Hurst Olds kit is a prime example of this. On the '60 Starliner, they are supposed to be there, so it looks correct.

Smoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooth.

Nash Metropolitans

That looks great. I'm working on a Demolition Man pinball machine right now, I should build one of those as a topper. Note the much smaller 442 and GM Ultralite cop car on the left side of the playfield.

Monogram/Revell really should have made the power brake booster and the master cylinder as separate parts, like they did with later GM offerings.

Gold and that green are the perfect colors for a California Special. Are you going to foil-cast the rear quarter reflectors?

I gotta say, usually I'm not one for weathered engines, but those dirty chrome valve covers look exactly like they should after years of oil, grease, fingerprints, dust, and dirt on them. Nice work.

Those seats look like the perfect amount of gloss to simulate vinyl. Whose semi-gloss black is that?

Hey Dom, congrats on the tribute car! And great idea on that ride height jig. I hear you're the LIARS Grand Poobah these days?

If the rest of the paint wasn't affected similarly, I've got three words for you - retroactive vinyl top.

That top looks really good. Captures the "skin over frame" look very realistically.

Very, very cool. I really like the way the rainbow colors on the dragster match the colors on the hauler when it's loaded up.

Holy carp this is exciting news! I haven't picked up a new release in years but have always kept an eye open for a new tool of a 70 Cougar Eliminator, 71-73 Cougar, 71-73 Mustang, and 68/69 or 70/71 Cyclone Spoiler. Prayers answered!

Stunning model. That engine really looks like the real thing. Well done.