Wm David Green

A real killer car. Great work.

Superb. A truly great model build. Well worth all your considerable effort and talent.

Excellent, one mean looking '70 Impala. Those full fat slicks are the way to go. Great, inspirational build details as well.

Great post, loving the paint and detail, your skills are the tops. I have the same kit but in RED plastic, should be fun and I presume everything will need to be primed.

Tom (Brutalform), You sir are talented, all of these are ace models. Great stuff, keep 'em coming. Sincerely, David

This is great, you are a great modeller.

This is one very nice Bel Air, great job you did here. Those big rear slicks look awesome.

Another beautiful model, Michal, you are talented, sir!

Awesome, great looking car, hope a new kit comes along (some chance, eh?).

Great looking Buick. Nice color scheme.

Now that is a really nice looking car. I have a stock AMT '56 in progress, though I've fixed the doors closed for simplicity.

Great looking Plymouth. An ace job all round.

Awesome, fantastic build and paint quality. Far out, solid gone, oh man!

Fantastic, absolutely solid gone. I have the unmade 'USA Oldies' box version in my stash, your build inspires me to have a go at it.

Really nice build and quality finish. Oh man!

Oooooh! What a beautiful car, no need to do anything else with it. Oh man!

Fantastic Mercury, great color finish, your method rocks. I'm still on a learning curve as how to get a result with metallic paint, trying to tone them down so they look to scale.

Cool, great model. Still thinking what color I should use on mine.

I feel dizzy just looking at this car. Great modelling though.

This is a very nice looking Dodge, never noticed before that it's a snap kit. Great interior, body paint and wheels, respect to your skills, sir.

Really nice Nomad you did there, true respect to your modelling skills. If this kit was as tough to clean up as the same era Revell '57 Bel Air, you have definitely hit the ball home.

Great looking car. Once again you deliver, your output almost puts real car production to shame!

Agreed, a must have, and so possible it hurts.

I'd never seen this car' til I bought this month's 'Classic American' UK magazine two days ago. I concur, get me some of this.

As a past expert in mucking things up, I don't mind putting things right. Having only started model car building in the last year, I find I have more patience than I used to. Some kits, not just oldies, require a bucket load of patience, but there are ways and means to tackling them. I do more planning and test assembling than I used to. If you never make a mistake, you never learn.