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Thanks Dave.

I appreciate it.

Thanks Hans. Yeah, it's a tiny little thing.

This has probably been posted before but I couldn't find anything doing a search. This is the Go Kart out of the AMT 1960 Chevy Fleetside pickup kit. The frame was painted with Krylon Foil Metallic Silver, the red is Tamiya TS-8 Italian Red, the black is Tamiya TS-6 Matt Black, the tires & steering wheel is Tamiya XF-85 Rubber Black, and the chains where painted with Testors Flat Brass. The steering rod in the front was broken and could not be fixed so I replaced it with a piece of paper clip. I elected not to use the seat belts as they did not look all that great. I wired the engines and installed yellow plug boots and the exhaust pipes were drilled out and blacked out. This was a fun little 3 day project that turned out pretty kewl.

Now that looks pretty kewl Mario. Nice weathering. Love that Diorama scene.

The 56 Ford pickup is looking pretty sharp. Love that deep rich looking paint job.

The Willy's pickup is looking good. I may have to get me one if HL is still carrying them.

Good looking Mercury pickup Pat. I really like the older trucks.

Good looking Chevelle. Love the blue. Nice build.

Thanks Gene.

Thank's man.

Nice build Dan. Welcome abooard.

That should be pretty kewl. I like it. Throw some big ole meats on the back and a straight axle under the front and let-er-eat☺

Nice looking Henry J. Yup....this one is diffently a head scratcher for sure.

Nice looking Ford. You had to love black or green back in the day.

That's looking pretty sweeeeet James. Love the purple color and the Future gave it a nice shine.

Thanks Scott. Just added a little black wash in the panel lines.

Thanks man. Thanks Paul.

Nice. Stepping outside the box on colors there Luke???

Welcome aboard.

What a clean looking race car. Big fan of Bob Glidden.

Thanks Ray. Haha....oh come on, give it another shot.

Thanks Mark. Thanks for visiting my channel.

Thanks James. I think I'm at a stand still until some much much better weather gets here.

Thanks for the info Carl.