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Quickie build. I've always preferred the '68-69 to the '70. Box stock, typical vintage AMT kit had fit issues. Only thing I added from the parts box, a voice in the back of my head kept saying "rearview mirror". Comments welcome, thanks for looking.

Nice!

Great looking model, love the colors, nice foil work.

Nice job on the car. A DSLR should give you all the adjustability you need, just a learning curve is all.

Yes, AMT. They can be had pretty cheaply on ebay.

Great color, well done.

Nice! That boat barely fits your display stand.

Great group of builds of the Melling team. Do you have a spot to display them all together?

Great model, love the dog dishes.

Wow! Great model, love the color.

I agree, well done.

X2

Sharp work Curt. What color did you use on the wheels?

Very nice, love the wheels!

Neat clean work, well done.

Amazing! That is a subject I would have never thought of. Well done.

One feature I added to mine was a "date started" and "date completed", then a column that computes the elapsed time in days. I have separate tabs for kits on the shelf and builds completed as well as kits I've sold. Sometimes it is surprising how long it takes me to complete a build. My average seems to be about 2 months!

Good for you Steve. I did the same thing some time ago and it helps when I find something on ebay I "have to have", I go look and see I've already got one or something similar! I also have many that didn't specify a date on the box or the instruction sheet. In mine I have columns for scale, date purchased, price, condition, manufacturer, etc. along with a picture of the box. What did you include on yours?

That's going to be a "must have". Anything on a release date?

Period perfect colors, well done!

Many of mine from back then suffered the same fate . Great model!

That's a beauty!

Wow! Tied your hands with tubing and nose oil on the top Seriously, that is a beauty, very well done.

X2, that is one sharp model.

Wow, you work fast! Looking great, those engines are killer.