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I realize this is probably a replica, but the nose sure looks like it's bolted on to me?

About a foot here so far since last night, we call that a "dusting".

For sure, these are just plain ugly. I didn't realize this story was that old. If they had these 8 years ago I can't imagine what they have now?

My dad sent me these pics, made in USA at a plant in S Carolina. Who will be the first to tool these up? for military use: for civilian vehicles: Gonna take some getting used to. No more air valves, compressors, tire gauges, and I guess police spike strips are useless!

Great model. Those Monte Carlos were very popular and yet you never see them anymore. Excellent job on the interior.

LOL!

I like the 'finishing position' and the 'angry birds' buttons.

Very nice models. Love the wagon, and the cargo. Great work.

Clyde, you need to slow down and smell the paint fumes! Great build BTW.

Great model. Nice to see something other than an Impala. Nice job on the interior, very clean build.

Must have been Martinsville or Bristol Nice job on the weathering.

Very nice Niko. Great color combo, clean work. That sepia tone pic is hep daddy-o!

Looks very good. I myself wouldn't even attempt such a thing. I like the subject, Richmond running for Hendrick, last car he drove IIRC.

Great looking builds. I can almost smell the nitro from here

Great work!

Nice!

Great car! That cammer would move that 2 tons of steel pretty well I imagine, especially with the rear meats. Very cool!

Nice builds! Glad to have you here.

Very cool! Great to see more of the 60's-70's cars get some love. Back when the cars were still kinda stock and the "chrome horn" was real metal. Nice work.

It does look good, but isn't it a '55?

You can never post too many pictures. Coming along nicely.

Great looking model, cool diorama, excellent photography! You sir, have the complete package. Well done.

Great model. Nice clean paint and decal work. I like it a lot.

This is amazing stuff. I think it's much closer than 10 years off, my clairvoyant guess would be about 5 years for something affordable for the average hobbyist. The hobby is going through an evolution, not a revolution. Those digital files will be valuable intellectual property, the trick is going to be defending against pirates.

Awesome models. These Porsches tore up the circuit back in the day. Great job.