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One word, SINISTER! That is an awesome model (and the 1:1 is pretty cool too).

I subscribe to an IT newsletter at work and today it had this article, "3 common misperceptions about 3D printing". You have to give them your email address to become an 'insider' but its an interesting article. http://mail.idgeinsider.com/t/8525134/1143802440/607158/0/

Don't tie yourself up with artificial time constraints, it is a hobby after all and supposed to be enjoyable. And don't neglect your guitars, they have a way of coming back to haunt you

Great collection! Can you tell that quad headlights were a new thing back then?

Very cool. Nice job on the blue tint and the foiling.

Love the engine detail, just right without being too busy. Now lets see one that's been sitting for a few decades

Congrats on making it this far Rich! A class of '58 photo would be cool. I would do a class of '72 (my grad year) but there aren't many kits, and not that many kit-worthy subjects from those days. Crazy girl, you picked the best rock'n'roll band of all time IMHO!

Very nice. I have one of these on the bench right now, hope it comes out half this nice. I always liked the 'birds better than the Camaros.

Box stock, it really is a nice kit.

I like it. Nice change from all the Nomads. Great job.

Great stance, nice model!

Looks good. Back in the heyday when he was winning everything in sight.

Don't be shy, the models speak for themselves. Great work!

I'm a GM guy but gotta give the nod to the Torino. Both are great looking models.

Excellent, clean build. Great job!

Pretty cool Clyde. I've been collecting stuff to do a pit stop dio but don't think my skills are there yet. I like how you simulated the brake discs.

Wow, very nice. And in 24 hours? Amazing.

I started at 7 or 8 back in the 60's. I wasn't athletically inclined and liked to stay indoors a lot, so models were a natural. I used to save my pennies until I had $2.00, enough for an AMT annual back in those days. I've gone through phases of building cars, WW1 biplanes, WW2 German planes, armor, boats, you name it. Girls, the service, 1:1 cars, marriage, kids, divorce, and life in general put a stop to it until the 90's when I started on NASCAR kits and was hooked again. Now it competes for time with my 1:1 67 Chevy pickup restoration and remodeling the kitchen and bath in our 100 year old farmhouse. In the winter modeling wins, come summer there's too little time and it takes a back seat.

Very cool, great model. Nice color combo.

Knocking on wood for you. The waiting has to be the hardest part.

Love that color, I remember seeing quite a few of those in the day. Nice model.

Looking forward to this release. I had a '71 back in the day that was rough but ready, started every sub -20 morning in Duluth!

Roll bars in a cop car? That is too cool! I'm looking forward to this one.

Very convincing! I'm sure there is someone out there who would pay that

Very cool! Excellent job.