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Thanks and my brochure collection doesn't include the '65 full size Chevys. I'll have to pick one up on ebay.

Great looking Judge. I'm currently in the finishing stages with one of these kits. They build up very nicely. I'm working on a mounting strip for the rear bumper above the tail lights to facilitate the attachment process.

Great looking build on the GTO.

Thanks Dan, I agree well engineered and well detailed. Thanks Jim, that looks like a factory photo I've never seen before and it does appear to have the vertical bars blacked out. Interesting.

Thank you Eyman and Ismeal

Still shines beautifully after all these years.

Thanks Ken. I've always felt the '65 to '68 Impalas were the best looking of all the generations. Although they have a lot of competition from many other years.

Beautiful '57 Anders and I wasn't aware of that color for the motor. Always learning something new here.

Well if Revell should want a model for it's next box art of this kit they now know where to look. Great work Craig.

Thank you Chris. Thanks Jerry, overall building and detailing this one was a pleasure. The molded trim rings around the tail lights were done with chrome pen. I considered foiling them but was perfectly content with the look of the chrome pen. I also used the pen on the tips of the tail lights. I realized afterwards the emblems that are centered on the trunk and front header panel probably should've been foiled prior to applying the red decals with the blue Chevy bowtie. Enjoy the build!

That's a crazy beautiful Charger Mario!

Great looking model, the yellow base and clear is very nicely applied. I've never had much luck with WLC.

Looks great and always enjoy seeing builds from vintage model kits.

Awesome looking Nova in a great shade of dark green. Very nice work on the engine compartment detailing right down to the brake lines.

Those bodies turned out excellent. The bright green and white is perfect for a mid-70's GM car.

Amazingly creative and wonderful execution of what is certainly a one of a kind build. First time in four years I've been on these types of sites and have seen scratch built seat belt latches. Is the tail light some type of clear styrene or is it possibly a thicker clear lay film?

Excellent build and looks very much like Marina Blue. Very neat foil work.

Bad luck maybe but great results definitely. Love that shade of light blue but doubt I'd find it here in the states unless I were to special order it. And yeah it's funny how those small pieces seemingly vanish into thin air.

Wow, that is really sharp looking and that color is fabulous. I've worked with this kit and I like what you did with the lower front and rear valances since it's provided a cleaner look.

Super nice build as always and that paint scheme on the rear quarters is very eye catching. That two tone interior also looks great.

Paint shines beautifully Eric and the foil work looks perfect as evidenced by the close up pictures.

It's a Ford color Carl and yes with a rattle can. I may invest in an airbrush someday but for now have gotten by with spray cans for all of my builds the last four years or so.

Very nice build and the paint shines nicely. I've built a few of these and they certainly assemble with ease.

Paint and trim work look great and that exterior color which I've never seen before definitely works with a '64. Is that TS-21 gold for the interior because that also works very well.

That's a really sharp looking '69 Z-28 and excellent work on the decals. The convertible kit has the houndstooth decals. I have an unused set and would've gladly sent them to you had I known.