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Yes. I had the wrong movie. Lol

I built this the other day. Added more3 detail in painting such as motor, exhaust black rims. It was one of those Happy Days kits.

I found the front and rear custom pieces in the box of parts I got a couple of years ago Snake. But no custom chrome pieces. I asked in an earlier post of the original body had sun visors and was told the originals did. Mine have the convertible top attached and they had taken the top of the windsheild frame off. So I didn't know if my original had them or not. That's why it's sat for 10 years. I didn't, and still don't, know how to fabricate or cast parts.

Finally found an unmolested 65 GTO to replace the body I had. Vent window was cracked but I fixed it. And thanks to Mike999 for sending me the chassis, bumpers, tail lights and clear glass for my T-bird. Dash is on it's way. The bird is getting ready to fly. Or at least look a bit better.

I want to thank Mike999 and Snake45 for wonderful trades. Thanks guys.

Really nice.

Really nice.

Nice.

Very nice. BMF is difficult to do and you did a nice job.

True Matthew. I always wait until I see the payment in my PayPal account. And I most likely loose a few sales as PayPal is the only thing I accept. I hear things about fake money orders so I won't even accept them now.

I think I'm in.

Wow. I have to say. I got to 100 mph in my 1953 Buick Super V8 and to 110 mph in my 1964 Ford Galaxie. I'm sure your car handled it better than mine did.

Yes. I agree. I've never seen tail pipes like that. Beautiful.

Beautiful. Like the paint job a lot.

Cool Snake.

That is so cool.

Really beautiful Richard.

I’m the same as you Mike. I have parts I have no idea what they go to or what they are. Might be something some one is looking for. Pictures always help.

Thank you Christopher.

That thing weighs quite a bit because of the tires. Needs more work than I’m capable of. Even has the mini bike. Lol! On the storage shelf it goes.

Yes he did. Good job huh? Now he’s done, LOL He even made the box it’s in.

Nice!

I showed a friend of mine some rusty dioramas here on the forum. He’s never built a model but that caught his interest. I gave him an old snap kit 1949 mercury and told him to go at it. This is the end result. All the stuff is from outside his house. An old wash cloth makes the ground. He used twigs and whatever else he found. Pretty good.

Big foot or something. It’s all there. Just every time I move it something else falls off. Lol

Beautiful build.