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I’m in awe of the work that has gone into the smallest of details in this build. I love looking at these heavily customised builds as, for me, they provide inspiration to try something different, even if it’s just a small thing, in my next project. Well done, top notch. 👍🏻

This looks great. I’m hoping to get a start on my DDA HQ Kingswood before summer ends, doing a replica of one l owned back in the 80’s, it was lowered, ( a little too much! ) and had centreline style wheels. These pictures of yours gives me a bit of an idea how mine would look. 👍🏻 Cheers, Stuart.

I love this. Nice colour choices and those seats have a realistic plush leather look to them. Nice work. 👍🏻

1/48 scale? Wow, that’s not much bigger than a hot wheels car. Well done on detail painting a body that small! Would have nearly sent me cross eyed. 😄

G’day Michelle, tuff Charger! I love those deep dish rims. Nice work. 👍🏻

Now that looks stunning. Tuxedo black with red interior is hard to beat. A very tidy build, top notch. 👍🏻

This is looking good Bob, I’ll keep an eye on this one. 👍🏻

Beautiful work on a replica of a car that means a lot to you. Top stuff. 👍🏻

G’day Greg, can go both ways. The inside slats were usually a factory option. Also during the 70’s a local aftermarket car accessory company marketed plastic louvres for exterior fitment on popular makes of cars at the time, similar to those on 69-70 Boss Mustangs. Cheers, Stuart. 👍🏻

Great build on a much loved car here in Australia. I agree regarding the lack of chrome sprue, l’m going to need some practice using Alclad before I build mine. Again, nice job. 👍🏻

Awesome. Beautiful finish, scratch building and attention to the little details makes this a stand out. Top notch. 👍🏻

Beautiful colour choice on a really crisply built Charger. Top stuff. 👍🏻

Awesome! I love this. Great build. 👍🏻

Haven’t checked in on this one in a while, but wow! This is really coming together nicely . Those coil over shocks look great. The stance looks spot on. 👍🏻

G’day Michelle, not being a gamer, l’m not familiar with this PS version of the General, but yours is a very tidy build. The Bo and Luke figures are a nice touch. 👍🏻

G’day Racine. That’s a tidy looking Subie. There’s still quite a few of these still in daily use down here in Australia, in fact, my neighbour has one. 👍🏻

Sharp looking Z28. Very tidy build. 👍🏻

G’day Donald. I love this, the colours really capture the 50’s style and vibe. Beautifully finished with great attention to detail. Top notch. 👍🏻

G’day Donald, l’m not a huge T- bird fan but this build could sway me. That colour scheme is so cool! Looking forward to seeing it finished. 👍🏻

That is an excellent collection. You’d have to be proud to have them in the display cabinet. 👍🏻

Well done! This build just screams 60’s muscle. I’m liking this one a lot. 👍🏻

I may have mentioned in another post that looking at your builds is like walking through a high level custom car show. Another awesome build Claude. 👍🏻

Nice colour scheme and lowered stance makes for one cool looking VW bus. Lots to like about this one! 👍🏻

G’day all, just finished this one. I’ve always loved the look of the 69 Boss, so it was built totally standard straight from the box, the only thing I did was cut the Shelby roll bar mounts from the interior tub, and fill with styrene card and Tamiya putty. I’m guessing that this kit has its origins from the earlier 69 Shelby release. It was a fun build and came together pretty well. As always, any comments, good, bad or ugly welcome. Thanks for looking. Cheers Stuart. 👍🏻

Was that a factory colour? If not then it should have been, that looks awesome! 👍🏻