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I have the Delahaye on the bench right now, hope it comes out 1/2 as nice as Matt's! It is a funky Heller kit. The spats on the fenders are molded separately in black, I'm molding them together as Matt did. The ICM kits are very nice, new tools-no flash, interesting subjects. I've built 2 of the Model T's and have the 1/35 Packard in the pile as well.

Love seeing '20s and '30s iron on here! Thanks for sharing, looks really good.

Great work, those wheels really look good.

Very nice!

That's cool! Classic color scheme looks good on this.

Someone still believes NASCAR kits will sell? I wish them luck, looking forward to their new stuff!

Very well done, and terrible (for her) story. I can't imagine it was ever right again after getting hit by a semi!

Outstanding model, great color!

Nice work!

Very nice work, great to see another stock car advocate.

Cool racecar!

This!

Great start! IIRC there are issues with the fit of the glass?

Cool car! I didn't realize Stude's had 6 bolt wheels?

still nothing?

Amazing work, thanks for sharing.

Looks great! Perfect color, neat clean work.

That's a beauty! My first car was a '66 Monza, sold it to go into service. Wish I still had it, oil leaks and all

Another beauty from your bench! I like the way you got her 'hunkered down', great stance.

The grinder is cool, I like the 1/2 open drawer on the tool box. Care to share how you did that? Also your bench appears to be made of real wood, popsicle sticks perhaps, or just great weathering?

Very well done model that is seldom finished. I know I butchered one as a kid, kinda got me looking for another now.

Great looking model! DW's iconic Daytona win with this scheme. He seemed to get more popular after that, a white hat to Earnhardt's black.

Looking good! I'm working on a similar project, '59 Buick. Those side skirts certainly were popular!

Looks great!

Nice work! I especially dig the blue styrofoam in the door