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Ain’t my cup of tea Steve…but I gotta say the work you’ve done on this is awesome!👍 I can certainly appreciate the engineering involved.😎

Great looking Nomad!👍

That ain’t a bad lookin Plymouth just the way it is.😎

I’ve only had the snowblower out twice so far. Mostly because it’s just a bit too much to shovel. It’s a bit nippy outside right now and the roads are polished like a skating rink. We have studded tires on the wife’s Jeep so we just have to watch out for the idiots on the road. At least the vehicle stays clean in this weather.🙂

Bill the cat says ACK!

Great work…your attention to detail is admirable.👍

The wheels and tires look great great and will complement the car nicely.😎

Well the kids have some nifty ideas going on in their heads.👍

Amazing scratch building talent you have Dave! 👍

Wow! Some interesting and innovative ideas here…and amazing skills to make them happen! Fantastic work so far Andreas!😎

Looking good. Those are the stock wheels are they not?

Very nicely done!

Great job on the rust. It looks like someone sanded it down to bare metal in preparation for paint and then left it out in the rain.

Sweet looking Tudor Scott. Well done!👍

Nice. It has an “original” look to it.😎

Very nice clean build Thomas!👍

Great looking T-Bird!😎

It is Tamiya TS-11 Maroon.

Thanks, they must have been in a box of parts I got somewhere?

Weight on your conscience is not a good thing.

Can someone tell me what these seats are from? They are very flexible, almost like tire material. Are they paintable same as styrene? Thanks, Greg.

I have a few of these gluebombed kits so I started a more radical chop/stretch just for the heck of it. Not sure if I’ll pursue it to the end?😬 Thoughts?

This ones got pushed off the bench due to fluctuating interests…but it’s back now.😎 I got the roof attached and blended in, and a rough start on the interior. I had removed all the X-members from the frame so had to make new ones. They have a curve to them so I temporarily glued oversized strips in place, then coated the original frame with a sharpie and filed the X-members down until the sharpie disappeared. Then I drilled holes for .040” styrene pins so I could relocate everything back where it was, disassembled it, drilled all my holes for exhaust and lightening. Reassembled and glued all the joints. I still have to figure out a suspension after I find some suitable wheels and tires. Thanks for lookin. All comments welcome.

Coming along nicely. Hopefully the wing covers the extra holes?😬

Nice start. You can’t go wrong with burgundy and white…it looks great on anything.🙂