Claude Thibodeau

Thank you Tom! 2023 will be better, I'm certain! CT

Hi Al! Great production, bravo! Is the roof on the two-doors Ford the kit's roof, or did you swap it? Just curious... CT

Hi Peter! Great productive year, bravo! If I may: what is the material that your Atlantic vacuum buck is made of? The texture puzzles me... CT

Thank you Al, much appreciated. Happy new year! CT

Hi Rick! Thank you. Somehow, my wife seems to think likewise... Go figure LOL! CT

Thanks Bob! I'll check it out. CT

Hi Bob! All very nice, bravo! My favorite would be the F100. May I ask the provenance of the spoked wheels on the 37 slantback? Very distinctive... CT

she chose wisely

Thank you Bill, and happy holidays! CT

Thank you Paul, and happy holidays to all your family! CT

Hi Ricky! Thanks for the comments. You have an eagle eye: indeed, the roof comes from an '90 Cougar (as the dash and bucket seats). It did fit with minimum fuss, and it really pulls the car forward by a few decades. The most troublesome part was molding the opening doord shut, and retracing door lines. Oh well... Happy holidays! CT

Hi! Having just read "NIGHTFLY: The Donald Fagen story", my takeaway is that "danceability" was the least of their concern. Happy for us! CT

Thank you Carl, and happy holidays! CT

Monogram embroidered on my shirt would be swell.

Follow the money

Hi Oliver! Thanks. I'm currently finishing five models at once: a vintage funny-car, a Custom Riviera, a pro-touring 71 Mustang, a Bonneville lakester, and... a jet boat (!?). More later on this forum. Happy holidays to you! CT

Thank you Bob, and happy holidays! ct

Hi Phil! It would have been VERY surprising not to find a few 32's in that list... And you did not disapoint! Bravo! CT

Hi Steve! Somehow, I can't help suspecting that the mid-60's were formative years for your automotive tastes... Seriously, great production! CT

HI RRR! This silver lakester really does it for me. Bravo for the collection! CT

Hi Tony! Thanks for the comments. This curbside tanker was a lot more work than I imagined. Gluing the rivets one by one was something...And it was my first experience with tank tracks: I know now why I'm not into military modeling! LOL CT

but who cares

Thank you Roger. I know you've been productive this year too. Happy holidays! CT

Hi Bill! I stand corrected, thank you. I'm afraid my eyes are getting older by the day... CT

Colour was such a welcome addition in the early model mags. CT