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Remember when L60-15s on Cragars was the hot ticket!?

Looks like a nice pair.

I love it! Keep them coming.

I'm blown away by your skill with these kits. Great work!

Great model! Who would have thought of thrift store pants for a top?

LOL! I have to agree on both counts. Great model of an ugly beast. They say form follows function, but that don't make it pretty. Nice details on the wide-5 hubs, I assume you scratched up the jacks?

Great model! I love the stock classics.

I love the looks of this kit. What are the differences between the Catalina and the Ventura? To my untrained eye they look pretty much alike.

X2, great models!

Outstanding work! Thanks for sharing and looking forward to more of your work.

Is this a currently available kit? All I've seen are the 1/16 scale versions. Very well done model, great color choices and details.

Really well done, especially considering what you started with. Thanks for sharing.

That's a beauty! I've been on the fence about this kit and you just pushed me over!

Outstanding model, especially considering what you started with for raw materials! Almost back to the days of a block of balsa in the box and carve your own.

X2! Great model.

Looks really nice. I think I would have gone with darker wheels, but that's just me. Well done model of a seldom seen auto.

Not a big show car fan but I know a well-built replica when I see one. Outstanding work!

Blast from the past! Great model.

Not a fan of the genre but this is very well done, resin or no.

Looks pretty good from here. What kind of fit / finish problems did you have other than the windows? BTW, this will probably get moved to "Trucks Under Glass" at some point.

Gotta love a '59, looks good.

Just amazing detail work. I am watching with interest.

That's cool!

Those are both beauties, nice work.

Like many here I built models as a kid. I was into WW1 airplanes, then WW2 German aircraft. Then I built cars, lots and lots of cars. Blew a few up with cherry bombs, crashed some in the sandbox, retained none of them. Then came the military, marriage, kids, a house, and divorce. My sentimental favorites are the Monogram stock cars that came out in the late '80s. I was (and still am) seriously into NASCAR and I built dozens of those kits in different liveries as a way to deal with my new lifestyle and reconnect with my youth. My tastes have evolved since then but I can still build one of those stock cars blindfolded! I now have a spouse that understands and appreciates my passion for this hobby, and discovered through this forum that I'm not alone in my enjoyment of this pastime. Great topic!