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They're all super nice and clean Tony! I love the Scout! I also like the gray 'Vette! I missed that model somehow. It has a killer look to it! Can't wait to see what you crank out next year!

Great group of models Tom!

Super nice looking Olds Luke! Perfect black paint job as usual! The stance is dead on! I have a '50 Olds that I converted to a hardtop years ago that stalled out. Seeing yours makes me want to dig it out. Nice work!

Nice Mustangs Bill! The semi and flathead are also cool!

They're all nice! The weathering on the '57 looks so right in every way! I always admire those that can do such realistic weathering.

Thanx to everyone for all of the great comments! They're truly appreciated! My favorite of the bunch is the Mercury. It has a look in person that I'm unable to capture in photos.

Just about every MPC kit in the '80s seemed to have them. They aren't that great IMO. Pretty sure Fireball Modelworks makes them.

That's a great group of models Chris! Love the murdered out Buick and the Chevy truck!

Nice work on all of them! The Corvette is exceptionally nice! Love the color on it!

Very nice group of models! The paint on that Corvette is sweeeeet!

Welp, that's three outstanding models Steve! That Olds is just off the hook! The way everything blends together on the body, the paint and details all just come together perfect on it! You could've still been happy if that had been the only one you built this year.

Excellent work on all of them Anders! That '55 Chevy is especially sweet looking!

Really like the Ranchero! Is it a resin body or did you convert it yourself?

A nice group of models! You've been quite busy this year! Somehow I missed some of them when posted originally. Nice work!

One of the best looking Black Widows that I've seen! I especially like the bigger wheels and tires on it. Huge improvement!

Looks like you had a great year!

Love that Jeep! The rest are cool too. But, that thing pushes all the right buttons for me!

One of the best examples of that kit that I've ever seen! That color is just so perfect for it!

I have a couple in the stash. So, I can check 'em out. I added another .020 to the rear of the bed and it's now parallel with the cab. The line between the cab and bed looks perfect to my eye. The .020 gave it a tail up attitude that I don't like on a 4wd. So, I gave the front end a .040 lift to level it back out. Hopefully, I'll be shooting primer soon.

Super nice looking Corvette Tony! As your models always exhibit, it has that "just right" look to it. Not overdone. Not underdone. Right in the sweet spot! Well done!

That is a beautiful model Lin! Excellent work! As Bill stated, as close to perfection as it gets!

All of them are excellent models Scott! So clean and well detailed! The little GT-R is my pick. I gotta get me one of those Tamiya Mustangs! You had a great year IMO! Hope the next is better!

Me too. When I built an '84 GMC years ago, I filled in the lines on the bed and the gas door on the passenger side. I hadn't even looked at the chassis yet. Then when I did grab it, I thought I had filled in the wrong gas door! I don't know if I'll fix it on this model or not. I think the easiest fix would be to just add another tank and have dual tanks. The old Monogram Chevy has dual tanks IIRC.

That's confusing. That truck has the gas door on the passenger side. Thanx for the info Greg! I thought that's how it was with the Chevies. You're right about the bed. It does need to be raised a bit more.

OK guys, here's the fix for the old Chevy. First, the. 080 on the rear of the cab. The .040 on the rear of the bed. This was necessary to even up the gap between the cab and bed. Big difference between before and after! The body lines now match up much better! One question. Were this generation 4X4's named C/20s? That's what it has on the fender badge. I was thinking half ton 4X4's were K/10s and the three quarter tons were C or K 20s.