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Very cool!

Thanks, Cale! Sure thing:

Thanks!

Wow, some awesome Chargers on display here! I've done a few, since they're such popular TV/movie/game cars:

Nicely done, that paint looks amazing!

That seems to be a recurring thing for GreenLight...I asked one of their guys about it, and his best guess was that the factory they use needs larger than usual margins for their tampo printer

Thanks!

For some reason, Greenlight stuck an Impala badge on the right rear flank. Does yours have it on both?

Er... That aside, this was the original release of the Interceptor:

Nice clean work, I like those Spaz Stix paints!

Very nicely done, that turned out great!

What's weird to me is that the tooling they used had an opening hood with (nearly) full engine. GreenLight just decided to skip that part for some reason

Haha, nice! Hey, rare or not it was meant to be built

Nice clean work, that looks great!

Thanks, guys!

Nice job upgrading it, that looks awesome!

Thanks, guys! This is their 1/24 Jeep

Very cool, that looks great!

Great job, and a neat subject! I hadn't caught this movie...for a second I was thinking 1958's "Hot Rod Gang," but that one didn't have a hood. I'll have to check this one out

Looks great, nicely done!

Beautiful work! Like you said, can't go wrong with black and orange

Something a little bit different for me, I used Italeri's kit to make the Jeep driven by Clint Eastwood at hte beginning of Kelly's Heroes. I decided to make the usual Hollywood inaccuracies part of the Jeep's personality, as if it was a salvaged piece that Kelly used as a mobile trading post. Details came from Hasegawa, Custom Dioramics, my parts box, and a few scratchbuilt items. A longer writeup of everything that went into the build is available here, and any comments/criticisms are welcome

I'd check eBay for scratch & dent cars to use for the interiors. Even clean cars can be bought for just a few bucks if they're damaged or not particularly popular. I'd be surprised if Lionel could do anything...odds are they only get the finished cars (no extra parts) from the factory, and any damaged returns are probably thrown out

Very nice work on both, I remember seeing 1:1 Jeeps like that first one, too. That rusting looks spot on

Awesome job on the weathering, especially that interior!