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Outstanding!

Shoot fire! The chassis alone is an award winner. The body/paint work is just the smooth, rich, creamy, sinfully sweet buttercream on top!

She’s a peach! So clean.

Way too cool for school!

Coffee strong enough to show up on a drug screen is my preference.

One, one, two, three, five, eight, thirteen, twenty-one, thirty-four, fifty-five, eighty-nine.

Amazing! I’ve studied this beautiful build for months and combed through the WIP thread two or three times. I’ve never commented until now because the only thing I’ve been able to come up with is, “Amazing!” So, I suppose that’ll have to do. This should be the poster child for craftsmanship in modeling. Again; amazing!

Gorgeous droptop GTX!

Airplay and sold out stadium shows were once the hallmark of bigger than life rock stars.

Subjectively speaking, this hive-mind theory, in conjunction with genomic mapping and the fact that energy does not disappear but dissipates would verify the notion that we’re truly born unto original sin because even if the perfect human existed he/she would be no more than part of the median through the transitive properties of the lowest denominator.

Sweeeeeet looking sleeper! I love the stance. Looks a tad lower than stock, if I’m seeing thing right.

Crisp, clean and neat. Beautiful build. I’m digging that period correct looking paint choice. I love the lines and looks of those Hudsons. Can’t wait to dig into the ones in my stash.

“Be part of the solution, not part of the problem” is a common mantra.

Breath mints and black coffee are a horrid combination.

Snake Oil works better than DOT3 for stripping paint from styrene, but you may have to visit Capital Hill to find a salesperson.

You certainly squeezed a gorgeous model outta that lemon. The body work under the beautiful black paint job is spectacular. And the Pegasus rims don’t look too dang bad on that land yacht….

Very, very nice!

Beautifully built! The detail you put into her is staggering. I suppose that I, too, am of the age that when someone says “Ferrari,” the 328 is the first mental image that arises. Outstanding rendition! And not for nothing, I enjoyed your well thought out and written synopsis of the kit, build, etc.

Greens and black-eyed peas as a first meal on New Year’s Day is one of the very few superstitions to which I am beholden.

Movie going was put to death rather quickly by the perfect storm of Covid, outrageous ticket prices and the emergence of streaming services.

Cranium is just a five dollar word for “hat rack” nowadays.

Power Wagons. 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s….. Power Wagons.

That is Grade A, Prime, center cut!

Server abuse should be carried out by the line cooks, not the customers.

Kit Carson and I share the same first and middle names by mere coincidence because to my knowledge we are not related.