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That looks mean. I always liked that generation of Buick/Olds/Pontiac. Might do for a supervisor car or something, tough to cram a perp in the backseat I'd imagine.

Those bikes are cool!

Looks mean, great model!

Great article Bill, thanks for sharing. I am just blown away by the accelerating pace of developments with this technology (as well as everything thing else). Is the world speeding up or am I slowing down? Never mind, I already know that answer

The problem I see with trades (entire kits, not just parts and pieces) is it's never just a swap, like it would be in person. You and I both have to pay shipping. So I'm giving up a kit to get a kit, but it still costs me $8-10. I'm just as well off going to the 'bay or a dealer and I still have my original kit as well. I'm all for helping someone out, just be aware going in that it's not economical.

Very cool. Great foil work, those pinstripe chrome strips on these 60-70s cars are tough!

Not my favorite genre but I know a well-built, well-detailed model when I see one. Great work.

That's real purdy! Nice clean work, the engine looks great. A little black wash in those panel lines will make it pop.

I like it, great job!

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

Great score, and great job Rich. I like it a lot!

In my admittedly limited experience, the nicest all around kit I've built is the Moebius Hudson. Great engineering and fit, cool instructions, nice box art, what's not to like?

Great post, thanks for sharing that!

Check out this slideshow on Computerworld, 3D printers for less than $500 right now. It's closer than we think. http://www.computerworld.com/slideshow/detail/128090/5-cool-3D-printers-for-less-than--500?source=CTWNLE_nlt_dailyam_2013-11-14

They don't build them like that anymore! Some pretty skillful driving also.

That is really kewl! Love the necker knob detail.

Very cool! Those Monzas (and Vegas as well) with V-8s were monsters. Power to weight ratio out of sight!

I've been following along on this one Dominick, outstanding work!

These are all very cool. I used to build WW1 in 1/72 scale almost exclusively 100 years ago. You have made some very convincing aircraft.

Great model! Love the paint and foil work, just looks right.

That is so cool! Outstanding job.

Yes, but what a great position to be in. I think the hobby is healthier than it has been in a long time, which is good for us!

That's really neat. Would make a great service rig.

Great model! Just the right amount of weathering to be convincing. I had one of these 1:1 back in the day, should have never sold it.

Nice color, clean build. I like it.