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Wow. It looks real!

Wow,. Great work. I love the 69 Barracuda especially.

Thanks guys! I appreciate the input. Have a good weekend.

Great job. I love the box art/builds. Love the work your did.

Ron I know this is an old post but I wanted to start working on my Cyclone and I have always thought the ride height is too high. I know what you did to the front spindles but by chance do you have a pictures of the blocks that you used to lower the rear suspension? Thanks and sorry for bringing up an old post.

Beautiful job. It is hard to believe that Senna has been gone almost 25 years !

Are these models available in the US yet?

Looks good. I think I am getting one for Christmas.

Very very nice. I think the build up of these Chargers all seems very clean and ride height etc looks correct.

Thanks Randy and great job (again)

That is gorgeous

Thanks!

Love it

Very nice !

Is the 69 interior tub for the coupe the same as the convertible? Thanks for pointing out those wheel opening molding Bob. I forgot those.

Nice collection. Is the 64 a 1/24?

The other major issue of that kit and hopefully corrected is the molding on the side that is correct for 68 SS but not a 69 SS. That is a major pain. They did not correct it on the convertible so I assume the hardtop will not be fixed.

Might be an earlier lead photo as I think both the GTO and the Grand Am were slated for it but I don't believe they offered it once the fall of 1972 ordering started. I may not be correct on that and wondering if someone who is knowledgeable could pipe in.

Randy great job, can I saw once again?

Okay thanks for the tips.

How is the best way to remove the 68 style molding on the 69 Chevelle kit? I don't think a Dremel is a good idea though quicker so wondering what grit of sandpaper would be the best to use? Thanks.

I am so sorry for your loss. I love the Fisher Porsche 908. Very nice job.

Looks good.

Great job. I may have to build one of those. It seems they build up nicely with a little work.

Great work you are doing. I have a 1974 Corvette I painted white back when I built it when I was 17. I loved the 74 and I think I got the idea for the white Corvette from the TV series the Magician (Bill Bixby). He drove a white Corvette with WSW tires and loved the show and the car. Anyhow your work is amazing and looking forward to your progress.