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That looks absolutely stunning. Great build. That is a sick looking car for sure.

You answered your own question. She needs correction. At this point the correction is going to be physical. I am NOT advocating abuse at all. Firm, physical correction. E-collars can be a great tool if used properly. Correction straight from "mom" is best however. There is a huge difference in being an animal lover and doing what is best for the dog and society. Some dogs need more correction than others, If she is biting "mom", how long til she bites someone else, possibly a child? "Mom" also has to be dominant. Lead the pup, do not let her lead. Make her wait for commands to do everything like eat, go out the door, get in the car, etc. My dog will stare at his dish forever until I tell him okay." Then he will eat. I own a hunting dog with a very strong prey drive. He is a handful and tests his limits every day. You have to be the alpha dog full time. It is hard work and no one in the family can slack off.

Great build, very clean. I built that same model when I was a teen. It was a lot of work and a lot of detail that will never be seen.

Not the best pic, but my dad's coworker sent me this one. Suburban Milwaukee.

That paint turned out great. Very nice. Would have looked great in gloss, but flat looks outstanding also.

The color combination looks great. Can't wait to see the chrome trim.

Love that stance.

I was in the young model builder's club. I remember the first three models I ever built, a white Ford Mustang with blue stripes, a red, white and blue F-16 and a British biplane. I still have them on a shelf.

Nice and clean, coming from you I expect that. Another one well executed.

That came out sweet. The stance is perfect. Great job on the modifications.

The chrome trim is fantastic. Great build.

Very nice Chevelle.

Pretty cool article, great old photos.

Looking awesome. I love trebuchet models. They are fun to build and fun to play with. Its quite amazing how far they can hurl a projectile.

That should look sweet. I have always liked pearl white paint jobs.

Looks like it is coming together well. I've got one of these on the shelf, waiting for inspiration.

Nice looking 34. Looks like it would really get up and go.

This truck is gonna look sweet. I like that you tubbed it and the exterior will look "stock." Have you chosen a new color yet? Or will it be black again?

I like that engine look the best. If you had decided to tub the back and put massive meats under it, then I'd have wanted something sticking up out of the hood.

That turned out really, really nice. The purple and black work really well together and the color accents really tie it all together.

My uncle built a Ford hot rod in the early 90's. Everyone told him to just drop in a small block Chevy, he insisted on a Ford motor. After it was done, he got a lot of compliments for sticking with a Ford powerplant.

Nice build. I really like all of the little body color accents.

Sweet looking hot rod. Great attention to detail. I am not a huge fan of the body style, but this build may have inspired me to at least add one to the stash.

In the two pics, does the white one have the chrome trim around the bed and back window? I will agree that the "flare" on the model looks out of place. Perhaps an overdone drip rail? Spoiler for a camper shell? Tires and wheels still look good. The red pic looks very similar to your mock up.

That tire and wheel combo really makes a difference. I like it. Looking forward to seeing it together.