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  • Birthday 11/01/1962

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  1. Total beauty! I've got all seven of the Renwal Revivals sitting in boxes waiting for me to do them. And for sure, the Playboy was the hardest to find. Yours came out fantastic!
  2. Fantastic creativity! I LOVE these mash-ups of car and boat. I remember seeing a 1:1 boat years ago that I thought looked like a '57 Chevy, and liked it so much I photographed it. You have taken this idea though to a whole other level!!!
  3. Hakan, your weathering skills are off the scale! I feel like I'm looking at a 1:1 tractor instead of a model. Well done!
  4. Fantastic build Zack, and what a blast from the past! I remember a buddy of mine had one with a V8 from the factory. What a bear it was to work on, especially to change the spark plugs.
  5. Very cool Roberto! Thanks for posting
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    1967 GTO

    Very kool Michael! I especially like the blacked out look - - - so sinister
  7. Beautiful concept and execution!
  8. Fantastic build of an uncommon model! Thank you for sharing
  9. Very nice builds, thank you for sharing!
  10. Welcome to the forum! Your tastes seem to run to JDM cars, and these are some beautiful builds. Keep them coming!
  11. That is one mean and sexy i-8! Great choices all around.
  12. Absolute beauty Tim! And I agree with Claude; the splash aprons look quite the part on this build IMO.
  13. Total beauty!
  14. Incredible weathering Mark! You are a downright artist
  15. Absolute beauty Racine! You did a great job with all the details, including the tint at the top of the windshield. That one is easy to overlook, but adds so much realism. I've tried different techniques myself to replicate it either using spray tint or by cutting bits of scrap window tinting from the shops and gluing them on.
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