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That is a beauty! Well done.

Beautiful color, looks really nice! You may have sold another one to me as well.

Very cool! This and the '68 are the best looking Chevelles in my opinion. Well done.

I agree about the Hasegawa kits, very simple with vague instructions. Castrol livery is outstanding, well done.

Great job on a neat little kit. Did you paint the rising sun on the front or get the decal to snug down that well?

That is cool! Nicely done.

Outstanding work! First one of these I've seen built. Thanks for sharing the build notes.

I still use Testor's tube glue some but have gone more with Plastruct Bondene liquid. I also use a lot of Tacky Glue and Micro Krystal Klear as well as super glue depending on the application. All depends on the need.

Very nice!

Very nice! First one of these I've seen built. Looks like a typical Monogram stock car with a different body?

Outstanding work! Foreshadowing what NASCAR has become, a spec series. It's all on the drivers now. Great pictures too.

That's a beauty, great paint and decal work!

So just the opposite of the usual use of decanting, I'm looking to thicken decanted spray for brush work. Mostly to touch up after assembly. I have done it in the past by decanting some paint and then just waiting for it to thicken (basically dry out) to a consistency to brush but it seems a bit haphazard. Any other suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Really well done under the hood, nice work overall. The 3 bolt wheels always made me a little nervous.

Really clean work, nicely done. Looks good in white.

I love your subject matter choices, great collection. I assume they are 1/16 scale?

I agree, well done!

Very clean work, nice color. Don't often see these built.

Looks great in white, well done!

That is gorgeous! You worked through all the issues well.

Very clean paint and decal work, nice job!

That's a beauty! I would like the Ebbro kit but am too cheap to spend a C note on one kit.

Very nice! Better lighting would make it pop.

Very cool! Love the ladder rack.

Well done! Heller kits can be a little quirky but you've done a fine job.