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Nice land yachts. I love those Cadillacs.

I like the clear top and the monster tires.

Congratz on the awards. Quantity AND Quality. I wish I had time for that kind of progress. (Maybe if I ever get to retire)

Cool build, a black Pro Street 40 coupe is one of dream projects.

Great job on both of them.

I like that pam-pam rally car. Very unique.

I was thinking about doing an add on parking lot for my workshop diorama this morning. I remembered yours before I saw this thread.

Very nice builds. Love the transporter. That would look cool as advertising art on the side of a 1:1 city bus.

Pretty awesome detail on a 1/32 kit. Don't forget the condensate drain tube from the reefer. You may want to consider a fuel tank too.

If so, I am in. I find it motivating. Sometimes I succeed and some times not. However, it is nice to have a thread for us Big Rig builds to stop in on from time to time.

Very nice builds. I see you have poseable front wheels. Fixed or moving? If moving, How?

A friend of mine stops in more regularly than I do. He noticed the trend on his visits. When I started going on Tuesdays, the stock was better. Also, one of the staff later told me it is late Monday if they have the staff available.

I must be doing it wrong all this time. I future clear after foil. Mostly for the purpose of making stay down. Never had any yellowing issues nor any foil coming loose.

Very inspirational build. Thank you for showing us what can be done with will and effort.

Gorgeous paint work. Nice additions to your display case.

Amazing detail you are adding to very time I stop by. Were the defroster vents and speaker grille molded in the dash or did you add them? I am at the tail end of the console fabrication on my three 65s. The dash is next. I do not think I yet have the skillset to go as far as you have but i will give it a go. Since mine are coupes any boo boos will never be seen anyway. Keep up the great work. I am inspired to follow your example.

Nice replica. Great color combo with the redlines. I had the privilege of beating on a couple of SS 396 Chevelles in high school. (one a 69 and one a built up 70) both 4-speeds. Fast cars.

I have both a dial caliper and a digital one. They both work well. I tend to favor the digital one as it is easier to do the math when scaling down items. It is also very handy when I print decals to not overlay my artwork when making multiple print passes of individual artwork files on one page.

Spitting cans is why I have given up on them. Since I have so many, I just decant them now. Good luck on your build.

I like what you have done with it.

Good luck on your new build. I keep looking at some of old ones thinking I should take another swing at them. However, with the too many kits I have acquired I am seriously distracted.

Very impressive group of unique builds. The finish on your paint jobs is amazing. The streamliner is gorgeous and the wood grain on the BHE is way cool.

I used to subscribe to 5-7 car magazines. Due to many of them going out of business, I am down to two. Consequently, I have pulled open my archives and am rereading them nearly 40 years later. This is the one I have been perusing the last couple of days.

What they all said. Looks great!

Very nice indeed! do the long fuel tanks come with the kit?