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Look great! I kinda like this color a little better

That turned out great. I really like the color and you did a fantastic job with the detailing!

well done!

All over, a really nice build

The paint, stance, and body details really make this stand out. Very nice!

Fantastic build. I really like the color

That looks really great. A very nice color for that car.

Wow. That is some precise work

That is looking great. Excellent detail work! Is the bracket for the alternator part of the kit, or did you make it?

Looks fantastic.

Really Cool! I Like it

Thanks Bob.

Thanks David!

Fantastic 'Cuda!

I agree with the others. Great color and really clean model!

Everything looks great!

Thanks for all of the replies. Some great tips for sure.

Thanks for the tip!

Thanks Rick!

Thanks David. Ill pick some up. I had been to every auto parts store near me looking for a similar product that we used to call Nitro-stan, but cant find in. this looks like the same type of stuff

Anyone have any tips on what to use to fill seams, such as after gluing an engine and transmission together, or putting seat backs on seats. Can anyone recommend a product to use as sort of a putty to add then sand to male it look like one piece?

Hello all. I have finally ditched the orange tube glue and bought an assortment of Tamiya glues from a seller on eBay. I received 3 bottles: one extra thin, one extra thin quick setting, and an a bottle with an orange label and cap. So far I have used the orange the most. It seems with the extra thin and especially with the quick setting extra thin, they flash off before I can even get the parts I'm trying to glue near each other. Are there any tips on using these glues?

They both came out great. Really nice paint work.

Sweet. I think you have chosen the perfect color

Thanks for your input Bill. I plan on displaying this model with out the t-tops, so I think I'll fill them. Any suggestions on what to use to fill the seams with?