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Beautiful work as always Steve!? Your full detail builds and your attention to detail always impresses me.?

I screwed up in my assembly order.? There is no way the body shell was going to sit down easily on the fenders without being firmly held in place. So I had to disassemble it enough to get two of the screws back in place.? It all went pretty well, and I was able to break the CA joints without damage to anything but the paint...and the driveshaft.? Then I used copious amounts of epoxy to hold the front of the cab down.? I pity anyone who tries to rebuild one of my models.? But I got it back together, and now it’s just a matter of adding the door handles and a few details. Thanks for looking.?

Thanks Bob!?

Today the wife and I went to the driving range and she wound up buying a left handed putter.

Dennis, do you have any of those Infini sanding sponge sticks from Hobby Sense? They curve beautifully for areas like that.?

Expanding your modeling skills is a worthwhile endeavour.

Box stock model builds are quite rare.

Finally got the suspension all installed. Once I get the glass in the cab, the body can go on permanent.?

Great looking trio Tom!? The interiors are really nice too from what I can see.??

Thanks Guys. I was going to go all one color at first, but apparently up until 1934? they all had black fenders. It’s tough even finding good pictures of original vehicles…most are custom. Ford Barn Forums was the best source I found for original info.?

Babbling is what I do after excessive imbibing.

Beautiful looking Mustang??

Wow, that looks sweet in that Yella paint!?

Fun is the last word of the allowed single sentence. ?

This was kind of a filler project. I didn’t realize how simple this kit was when I bought it, so I didn’t get carried away with it. I dropped the front just a tad, and made my own window glass for it. Other than that, it is pretty much OOB.? Short build thread here:https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/193322-oh-no-another-rabbit-hole/#comment-2901070

I’m calling this one done. This kit had some mildew damage to the box and everything smelled musty. Even after washing and a soak in IPA, the tires still smell.? More pics here:https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/193429-amt-‘32-5-window-coupe/

You’ve got a lot of nice projects Started Terry…now grab one and drag it across the finish line.? I vote for the Up in Smoke ‘64 Chevy.?

Got the interior finished. Pretty simple, I didn’t even bother adding any door handles or window cranks.? I had to whittle down the tabs on the spare tire holder that fit into the slots on the frame horns and bend the mount a touch to get it to sit closer to the deck lid. I needed to do that, and also trimmed the rim flush with the inside of the tire to provide clearance for the bumper. Pretty much just the bumper mounting left now.?

Nice plan Jim! I like topless models too.?

Traction can be improved with the installation of a locker.

Beautiful women in the cast make a lot of BAD movies bearable.?

Play with your model cars and trucks boys.

Cars are what this forum is all about, but trucks are also allowed.

Media coverage of new model kit offerings is insufficient.

Nice mockup Jeremy.? I like the wheels and tires too.?