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I would look for the Arii '58 Cadillac for a first time project. One piece body, low parts count. They're a bit pricey on ebay but I think I've seen both a hardtop and convertible.

Looks great! I have this one on the bench right now, any pitfalls to watch for?

That is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.

The '67 is my favorite body style, excellent work on the foil and taillights. Well done.

Great job. I love seeing the older stuff being built.

The recently released kit, I haven't finished the trailer yet. Nice kit, emblems were easy to drybrush. I built as a stocker with the 6-banger. Comments welcome, thanks for looking.

Outstanding! I have this kit but haven't worked up the nerve to build it yet.

Great job on the foil and paint! The ultimate fin car.

Wow, makes my eyes hurt just to look at it! Outstanding job.

Nice, where did you get the Hoosier decals?

Haven't seen that one before, nice work!

Really nice!

My guess is it would only pertain to the tierod so the front wheels would be poseable.

Fujimi kit, curbside. I really enjoyed this, the first time I have not painted a body in a long time. The molding was outstanding with great shine and virtually no mold lines so I left it alone. Fit of all parts was excellent, some near snap kit precise. Aftermarket decals, I can't remember from where but I liked the scheme. Unfortunately they did not have a white base so the windshield banner and #21 for the windshield were unusable. Comments welcome, thanks for looking.

Very cool! I really like the chain link fence and the electrical details of the lamp. Those prices must be from some years ago.

Great model! Gurney was fast in everything he sat.

I love it! My first car was a '66 Monza, great little ride.

Really nice work! Was this a typical Heller kit with odd assembly sequences and fiddly parts? I have one that I haven't begun yet. Could you expand on how you pinned the bodywork?

Is it possible to "melt" the support resin and reuse it? Seems like a lot of material goes to waste.

Beautiful car! Understated colors are very classy. What did you use on the top, it's very convincing?

I want to build this! Start with a fire truck cab and chassis, scratch the bed? Any ideas for fenders?

Outstanding work! Great pictures too.

Great model of an icon.

That is gorgeous!

That looks great! Might consider some grass growing in the cracks, I have to weed my paved driveway at least once a year!