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No reason to be nervous . Anything that simulates metal is a good tip.

Great job, very convincing!

Stunning replica. My uncle had one of these, it was a blast to tool around in.

Great model, and timely too!

Beautiful, very nice work!

That's really cool! I'll bet those fins provided stability at 170+!

Great looking model Scott. Those big Fords ruled the day back then.

It ain't cheatin' if you don't get caught . Another nice replica Mark, I really like the dash gauges.

What a ground-pounder! Both are way cool.

Very convincing weathering, great model!

2 cool woodies!

Looks good, black is tough! I love the tire carrier and toolbox.

In the interest of real world actual data, here are my company's top-selling 1/24-25th automotive subjects of the past 12 months, ranked by pieces sold. Revell Slingster Monogram Li'l Coffin AMT 1978 Ford Pickup Revell 1949 Mercury Woody Revell Fireball Roberts 1957 Ford I would never in a million years guessed the Li'l Coffin would rank 2nd! What market research would have predicted that?

Outstanding! I really love your work.

Looks like fun! Nice looking cars.

Impressive work. You could display the drivetrain alone.

Great color, nice clean build.

Great model, and back story. I really dig this one.

Great paint, nice work!

I like it! Lose the hood bulge and it's a perfect sleeper.

Looks good, I like how you did the dash gauges.

This is it exactly! The dealers (and manufacturers) have much higher margins on the loaded vehicles, so that's what they stock. Buyers take all the BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH they don't want because it's the path of least resistance. Can you even buy a car without power seats, door locks, windows, mirrors, ad nauseum?

Looks real good! Sr's cars are difficult, black is tough to lay down well and it shows every wrinkle in the decals. Yours looks great!

Love the color, nice work!

Great colors, sharp model!