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Nice truck Gustavo, it looks just like the real one. Really well done. Cheers, David,.??

Lots of 3d fun on this one Alex, your weathering looks really good too. Well done on finally getting this one to the finish line. Cheers, David. ??

Lots of great go fast stuff on this gorgeous 55 there Bob, and it looks great with those wheels and stance. I like the red chassis, it's a nice way to highlight the details. Really well done. Cheers, David. ??

Nice conversion there Chuck, well done. Cheers, David. ??

Very nice coe there Pat, well done. Cheers, David. ??

Your rust treatment is so realistic. Really well done there Chuck on this very cool rat wrecker. Cheers, David. ??

I always liked the front half of this model Studebaker but never cared much for the rear half, here you have well and truly fixed this dilemma by what you have created. Colour, stance and wheels all add to it's appeal. Really well done Glen. Cheers, David. ??

Awesome 55 there Chuck, that colour demands attention. Stance and wheels are spot on. Well done on a very 'kool kustom'. Cheers, David. ??

I love what you did with this TJ. Those colours really suit this build. Maybe you could do a laid down style windshield similar to a WWII Willys jeep, the best of both worlds. Really well done. Cheers, David. ??

G'day all, just finished my rendition of the Revell '39 Chevy sedan delivery. This is a nice kit and goes together without too much drama. Detail is good until you come to do the interior. It has no door trim detail and the bucket seats went straight to the parts box. I used a spare bench seat painted semi gloss black with matt black inserts and red flocking for the carpet. I added scratch built armrests and window cranks. Steering wheel is from the Revell 64 Impala with column mounted tachometer. The exterior colour is Tamiya As5 light blue (Luftwaffe) with Tamiya Ts13 gloss clear, which ran out halfway through the first coat so I finished it with Mr Hobby gloss clear. Items I used from the parts box are the steelies, dog dish hubcaps, tyres and air filter (kit doesn't have an air filter). I added fuel lines and plug wires. I also added exhaust tips which were scratched out from some plastic tubeing then chromed with an SMS chrome pen. Pop's 39 is a Galveston local and is often seen parked near Pleasure Pier while Pop is out surfing. Thanks for looking, and as always, your comments are welcomed and appreciated. Cheers, David. ?? PS. Pop is a fictional character.

Great looking 57 there Luke, just the right amount of mods. Well done. Cheers, David. ??

Very cool collection there Dave, "keep em comin". Really well done. Cheers, David M.??

Nice fastback there Jeremy, and your photography style makes it appear full size. Well done. Cheers, David. ??

I totally agree with espo, the MoPar and Cragars are a perfect match. My Aussie built Chrysler Charger had a set. Your build of the 70 Challenger is exactly how I would want one to look if it were mine. Really well done Ken. Cheers, David. ??

Really well done there Grzegorz, a great likeness of the Electra. Cheers, David. ??

Very nice Chevelle there James, the detail work is everywhere. Really well done. Cheers, David. ??

Cool build there Dave, the video is a nice way to showcase your models. It's great to see these rare older kits built as they were intended. Well done. Cheers, David M.??

Very nice 71 there Tim, the blue with white interior is a good look. Wheels and stance completes the package. Very well done. Cheers, David. ??

Very nice police cruiser, really well done Tom. Cheers, David. ??

I hope this helps you Ian. Cheers, David. ??

Really clean build there Michelle, that colour looks great too. Cheers, David. ??

Really nice build, well done J. Cheers, David. ??

Nice R/T, well done David. Cheers, David. M??

Absolutely stunning in sulfur, well done Michael in every aspect of your build. Cheers, David. ??

As mentioned previously your unintentional black chrome gives this build a very sinister look. The last photo of the wide angle interior shot is a brilliant idea, it really showcases how much detail has been achieved. Really well done Harry. Cheers, David. ??