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What everyone else has said, great conversion! Well done.

That really pops! Nice work, the subtle washes really make it stand apart.

That is sweet! My favorite generation Corvette. Great paint and foil work.

Kinda looks like how a pedal-car from that era might appear.

I love it! Ward & June or Ozzie & Harriet would look right at home

http://autoweek.com/article/car-news/rolls-royces-first-ever-concept-car-autonomous-sedan-chair-future-plutocrats?utm_source=DailyDrive20160617&utm_medium=enewsletter&utm_term=headline-center&utm_content=body&utm_campaign=awdailydrive I could picture myself in one of these See link for more pics...

Back in the days when you didn't need $100K to compete in one or two events.

Great model, the wood looks real. Nice dash detailing as well.

Outstanding! This is what modeling is all about.

Really well done, very convincing model.

I love Impalas, this one is very well done. Nice vinyl top and foil work.

That reminds me of the Craftsman contests back in the '50s (I think). Amazing work, I love the paint.

Another outstanding model from your bench Tulio. How many '57 Fords do you have built now?

Looking forward to the reissue, I need one of these.

Love it, first gen Monte's are my favorite, I used to own one. What Ron said, the bezels should be chrome and if you cover the inside as well it will greatly improve the looks.

You're right, I totally missed that ! Maybe you don't claim its a good job, but I will!

That's pretty! My favorite body style, the "cokebottle" 'vettes.

Very convincing weathering, looks spot on. Congrats!

Really well done, love the graphics. The only thing I'm missing is a steering column through that big hole in the firewall?

X2, well done.

Outstanding model, great photographs as well.

Wow! Love the Stovebolt, great paint and photos.

Great work, I really like the modified intake stacks.

Nice conversion, I like the color. Well done.

I track on my inventory spreadsheet when I start and when I finish a model. That gives me a rough idea but days or weeks can go by without any progress on any particular kit, I usually have 3 on the bench at any given time. By this measure I usually finish one in 60 days or so. Not really much point in tracking time unless your billing for it, but what the heck, sometimes you just need to know .