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Very cool, Chuck!! Convertible and a cool paint scheme! Love it!

Very nicely done! Love all the detail you put into this inside and outside!

Wow, very cool! Nice combo!

Good news!

Grabber blue is a great colour for that body...nice build!

Wow, looks great! First time using BMF? You catch on fast!! lol!

Looking good so far!

Very nice, John!

Reminds me of a modern Manx!

Very cool, John...I really like the dual tops and the spine/fin on the bubble top looks good with the lightening holes. Very industrial! Interesting show car base there, too!

Nice wagon! Car seat between the rear tubs with the teddy bear? Neat concept and great colours!

My thoughts and prayers with your wife and you, Terry.

Why did the Rat Patrol theme jump into my head?? Man that is something cool going on here!! I'll be checking up on this one!!

No worries, Tony...glad to help!

Great combo...colour, concept, etc etc...very cool! Great work there...you must be thrilled to have it in your collection, Doc! I sure would be!

Thanks for the preview, Doc...I have one on pre-order from my LHS and expect it to arrive any day now! Can't wait!

As well as a tripod, I use the shutter timer...no shake just from pushing the button!

Thanks, Greg, for keeping our modeling experience positive. I don't use chat, but love this forum...best model car forum anywhere...but we know that!

I'm liking this!

Very cool! Nice job! Great concept and execution.

Unbelievable! Wow!

Thank you for the comments! Ed-Just built the chassis out of the box...nothing special. Tony-Found the lettering online (there is a Yuku forum for 66 Batmobile)-printed on my printer, cut out each word and applied with white glue-I cut the words where the van doors open and stuck them all on...covered with Future. Here's the screen cap that got me started... Here's the artwork - I can't recall who made this...wasn't me!

Thanks, guys, for the comments and stories! Love the flat front vans of the 60s! Neat van Niko-Thanks for the picture! Johhny - I haven't seen many around these parts...just one Ford a few years ago, but haven't seen it in a while-it was tu-tone and had a raised rear end and Cragars...very much a 60s mild custom! Joe, the chutes are tissues...I actually cut two into a circle and did a quick bat with a sharpie marker on them...folded them up, added the thread and got the white glue and water out. Came out pretty good to me! Maybe the newer Batmobiles don't need chutes, what with the advances in brake technology and materials...or reverse thrusters... This was a long time coming, but glad to have it done! Onto the Snap kit Batmobile before my glue kit arrives!

Nicely done! Loved that show!

Thanks, Tim. Jacen - Best get at them before you can't find the LRW kit either!!