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That's one cool looking bel air. Nice color combo.

Nice and clean, i like the color and the shine.

Your hard work paid off Garry, it looks fantastic and the dash details really stand out, great job.

Great take on the iconic 68 Charger, my all time favorite year.

Great job on the Chevy, clean detailing and great color choice make it pop.

Sweet Chevy, looks awesome in this color.

Great looking Challenger.

Great job on the timeless Camaro.

Awesome build. A nice change from the usual gray we see often.

Great looking build, the paint job and trim are awesome.

I've always found the Testarossa interesting. Popularized by Miami vice, I liked to watch the beautiful urban setting night shots of the car on music hits of the eighties. Michael Mann knew how to sell those shots. The model is from Tamiya. Impeccable fit . I chose the classic Ferrari red instead of the white depicted in the series although I would like to build another one in pearl white. This is of my favorite Ferraris alongside the 308 and earlier models. Thanks for looking.

Thanks Trevor, the camera was a special edition of the Canon rebel T3 sold by Future shop who got bought by Best buy some years ago. It's a good camera, old by today's standards but it does the job. I also use the software to adjust and trigger the camera from the computer.

Thanks Alex, Jeff and Bob

Beautiful Panthera, a highly under appreciated car IMO. This early version is my favorite , without the side skirts and spoilers, just like the Lambo LP 400, just the pure lines as it was initially designed. Sometimes, less is more.

Great job on the Audi, fujimi kit a a joy to build.

It certainly is just as good looking today, gorgeous in black and that engine bay is just as great. Models or real, cars bring us memories of people close to us and that is priceless.

A nice departure from the traditional red. Great work.

I like the color you chose , it brings the old Buick in a beautiful light as does the clean trim and nice photography.

Very Cool bunch.

Thanks David, I wanted to leave the engine clean as either a rebuilt or a brand new replacement but I forgot to mention it in the post . Good on you to catch that detail. I also forgot to take a photo of the chassis which is also heavily weathered. It looks pretty much like this one.

I enjoyed building this one. I just finished building the F 250 1968,which is a very different story but for another time. This one had no issues it went together just like most Moebius F series kits. I went for a dirty gritty look as I saw so many of these up here in the cold winters of Quebec. You can have the snow plow up or down but it's not movable so you have to decide before you build .I gave it the usual Weathering treatment. I added the diamond plate in the back and a spare chain. I really wish moebius would produce some Dodges from the same era. The last photo shows my set up for the photoshoot. Thanks for having a look. Cheers!

Great build, this is a great kit. I like the color you chose , it reminds me of an old neighbor who kept his running for a long time, it had a slight darker shade. His son sold it when he passed away.

Sometimes , going the extra mile make a whole lot of difference. It looks really nice and shinny.

Nice to see another kit kit saved from junkyard, especially a rare kit and subject. Great save.

Beautiful work on the Galaxy. Great job on the interior.