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I think it actually looks better without the stripe, very nice colour and the vinyl roof tops it off nicely. Love the engine detail, the brake pipes and the vacuum hose for the booster are great touches. Very nice build.

Beautiful GAZ 24, one of my favourite Russian cars along with the Tatra 603 and Moskvich 412, the later being a popular seller in the UK with rally fame.

Stunning! You made a true one off custom that looks as if it could be based off of a real 1-1 creation! Very nice, and imaginative build.

Brilliant! It's great seeing them replicated to replace the ones that got damaged, good work. Look forward to seeing them all together again.

Looks great, very clean build. Proof that taking your time produces good results, haha. Man, 25 years, that's four more than it took to build the Taj Mahal!

Just in mock-up I can see how sweet this is going to look! Very nice.

That's looking great, very nice work.

Thanks, Dominik. I'm still waiting for a nice day to take some outdoor shots cos these pictures don't do it justice. The weather has been rubbish since I did this build, that was November 2nd!

Cheers, Tom.

Stunning looking build there. That white interior looks just right for that body colour, it looks great.

Nice! I'm liking the wide whitewalls on those wheels.

Loving these posts. I'm wanting to build my own '32 now after seeing these!

Looks great. Raiding the parts stash is always fun!

Good colour match!

Excellent builds, both of them. Your friend would be very proud of the work you've done here. What an excellent tribute, well done man.

Very nice. I hope to build one of these but very hard to find here.

All very nice, I especially like the Heavy Chevy.

I'm not much of a low-rider fan but man, that looks good! Love the colour, very deep blue. Nice.

Looking really good, the woodwork on the dash is nice.

Very nicely built, the paint is spotless.

Stunning example, very clean and well detailed. Beautiful colour.

Yep, that's how the rear hubcap went missing. The Boss 429 likes to spin those rear wheels! haha,

I like that, very creative. Bunkie Knudsen would be proud!

I do the overlaps of the vinyl by laying down masking tape, leaving a thin gap where I want the lines then spray with filler primer, about two coats no more than three. Texture then is done by holding the rattle can, semi black or whatever colour you like, about three feet away. The particles almost dry before they hit the roof, a few coats like this keeping the can about three feet away gives the vinyl roof texture. I've used this method for years, though on 1-1 car parts like dashboards, but works just as well on model kits.

You've found the right place for your ADD. I didn't really think I had that until I joined this forum and started building! haha. Welcome to the forum, Joey.