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One other comparison I haven't seen here yet...this is what it looks like next to our only previous option for a '74 Torino, the MCW resin body:

Great job on this!

Very cool, they make a great pair!

Beautiful work, love the dragon head!

Thanks, guys! My next AMC is going to be a Javelin, but the Matador might be a future project...

Awesome model, I love it!

Fantastic looking collection, those look great!

Thanks, guys!

Thank you!

The license plate says it all - awesome 50!

Great looking Vette, it looks good in blue!

Thanks, guys! Yeah, the CRTs were one of the things I had to figure out...I thought about something smaller, but in 1989 a color-capable monitor would've been huge by modern standards!

Beautiful work on this, very clean!

Great job on these, they make a great pair!

I also like Tamiya's TS-29 Semi Gloss Black, I've always had good luck with it covering completely while still going on thin enough not to hide any details

Very cool work, this looks awesome!

Can't go wrong with a Charger in black, and nice choice of wheels too. Great job!

Nicely done! I built one of these into a Batmobile a while back, and found it to be a much better kit than I would have expected. I want to build another one some day as the car my parents had for a while in the early '80s.

Nicely done, the V6 is a great touch and fits the new proportions perfectly!

I first read Jurassic Park the year before the movie came out, and was hooked immediately. The Land Cruiser tour cars mentioned in the text were always something that I wanted to build in scale, but since the descriptions of them were a bit sparse it took me a few brainstorming sessions over the next few years to come up with a design that I liked and felt fit the time and style of the story. The kit was Tamiya's 80 VX Limited, modified to look like a not-quite-finished preproduction variant. Custom additions include a scratchbuilt electric motor/transmission setup, generic dashboard with 2x late '80s computer monitors, and graphics I drew up in Illustrator.

This is coming along nicely, great job!

Looks like some nice clean work, great job!

Nicely done, that turned out great!

Yes-ish. I think the Ford was originally listed as 1/25, the Buick 1/26, and the Dodge 1/24.

Some very cool subjects here, count me among those happy to have certain subjects regardless of what the material is. Here are a few that I've modified: