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They both look great.

Excellent!

That is way cool looking.

Thank you Tim and James.

Nice haul!

Yes they are like building Legos and look quite good when done. I bought some And sent them for my nephews.

Thank you Stan.

Thank you Ray and Harry. They are a fun little kit to do when you just need a pick me up. ? Of course much more could be done with these with the more experienced builder.

Thank you Bart. I’ll have to get right on it. Lol

I know. Silly stuff. But it’s a fun quick build. I actually bought some and sent them to my Nephews.

I have the easy build and do have a can of that paint. I better do it real on as it’s another can of Testor’s pain that is oozing the goo out of the bottom seal. And it is an amazing build.Just stunning. Sorry. I forgot to state that in my original post. You nailed it. Hard to tell what is the real car and what is your build Bart. Mine will never look this good. ?

Looks really nice.

Really sharp looking.

Beautiful!

I buy 1 new kit for every 5 kits I sell from my stash. And the new one is one I don't already have.

Looking forward to seeing this finished.

Looks sharp.

This is going to look so cool in black.

What irks me are these EBay sellers that take forever to send your item out in a reasonable time frame. I won and payed for an item on Jan.7th. It still hasn’t been sent out. Come on. Really? Will not buy from them again.

Oh. I guess they are phasing out the HomeBase and now have the Franklin A10. Now why didn't anyone tell me this with the numbers of calls I made? Looks like I will have to cancel my account and open a new one to get the $79.00 price. www.att.com/buy/connected-devices-and-more/franklin-a10.html?source=EC1N0000000waa00E&wtExtndSource=0123_jmt1_nat_a_fran&dclid=CPDTwK6Dw_wCFVwNaAgdd-QJsQ

Going to look great!

That engine is awesome looking.

That is a beauty Oscar!

I don't know Carl. But I bought a variable speed Dremel at Harbour Freight. https://www.harborfreight.com/13-amp-variable-speed-rotary-tool-kit-31-piece-68696.html

Wow. Beautiful! My great grandfather use to run a trolley from Gloversville to Schenectady, New York. I think it had a name something like The Electric Run because Schenectady was the GE headquarters at the time.