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Nice creation! That reminds me back in 2008 I almost got a real '85 Civic Wagon with a lot of rust for free at a shop I worked at, but a buddy wanted it more than me so I let him have it.

Nice restoration!

This Buick Pace Car model is so amazingly well crafted and great work on the engine bay! Malaise era automobiles are my favorite and seeing one of these makes me very happy. This is one of my wish list model cars.

Looks great!

Thank you everyone for the compliment! Much appreciated! @XYHARRYThe driver came with the kit. I just gave him period correct hairstyle and mustache.

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@Ragtop ManThanks! Yes, that's the AMT snap kit, similar to the dealer promo models of this car.

Hasegawa 1/24 scale 1991 Mitsubishi Galant VR4

Tamiya 1/24 scale 1982 Toyota Celica Supra curbside model kit. In Japan it was called Toyota Celica XX 2800GT and that's what it says on the box. I wish it had a choice of left hand drive dashboard along with the right hand drive dash supplied with the kit. The nice thing is it comes with steerable front wheels and pop up headlights that can be flipped up and down.

Nice!

Wow! That turned out amazing!

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This is my 1/25 scale AMT 1976 Chevrolet Camaro Rally Sport equipped with 165 horsepower 350 cubic inch engine and 3 speed Hydra-Matic. Decals are from Rays Kits based in the Netherlands. Can't wait to take it out for a spin and play some of the latest hits of its year in the 8 track player, such as...Disco Duck, Dancing Queen, Disco Lady, Daddy Cool, or Turn the Beat Around.

@STU111Thanks! I still watch all five seasons every now & then on my DVDs I collected like fifteen years ago. Good thing these days they can also be streamed online.

Thank you everyone for the compliment! Much appreciated! @slusherThanks! Probably not a lot of these got built. I see a few on ebay and some are like new with clear wrapping from the factory.

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Thank you everyone for the compliment! Much appreciated! @Leica007Carpeting attached with epoxy. It comes in a tube with resin on one side and hardener on the other side. Pressing down on the plunger slowly will dispense equal parts of both. Once mixed it's good for about five minutes until it hardens. I like the epoxy because it allows you to adjust and also the finished job is much more cleaner than if you use super glue. The super glue does react with felt and can leave unsightly stain if not used carefully.

This is a restoration of a 1/25 scale Revell Charlie's Angels van. Some pics here shows how it was when I rescued it. It was dirty & covered in fingerprints & glue stains. Wet sanded the edges and deleted parting lines. Rubbing compound was used on the body, but not the decals. The whole thing was polished with Meguiar's wax to bring the faded beauty to showroom condition. Painted some of the chassis components and added raised letter tires after reattaching the wheels. Also added all the door, vent, and hood cut lines. I'm leaving the interior & exterior mostly the way the original owner built it, because the person did a fairly decent job other than the stains on the body and some glass. Added window moldings, side markers and script detailing to my 1976 Charlie's Angels Chevy van. Also carefully touched up missing areas of the decals on both sides with a brush and flat black paint from a jar. Looks more finished now. Good thing there were no stains on that shag carpet!

This is my 1977 Ford Econoline Chateau Cruising Van made from the AMT 1/25 scale 1977 Ford Cruising Van kit. Complete with carpeted interior, seat belts, wood trim, CB radio, 8 track player, etc. The kit allows you to build the '76 or the '77 van as decals for both vans are included in the box. I discovered there are two lights on the headliner and much of the interior is draped in grey shag carpeting. One thing to note is the plastic kit has sliding door on the passenger side, but the actual Cruising Van has barn doors. I already painted both of my '76 and '77 vans, therefore not incorporating the barn doors on mine for now, but other builders can go the extra mile & make them hundred percent authentic. Paint is Tamiya Silver Leaf and flat black spray paint finished with clearcoat. The correct wheels for the '77 Cruising Van is included in the kit.

This is my 1976 Ford Econoline Chateau Cruising Van made from the AMT 1/25 scale 1977 Ford Cruising Van kit. Complete with carpeted interior, seat belts, wood trim, CB radio, 8 track player, etc. The kit allows you to build the '76 or the '77 van as decals for both vans are included in the box. I discovered there are two lights on the headliner and much of the interior is draped in grey shag carpeting. One thing to note is the plastic kit has sliding door on the passenger side, but the actual Cruising Van has barn doors. I already painted both of my '76 and '77 vans, therefore not incorporating the barn doors on mine for now, but other builders can go the extra mile & make them hundred percent authentic. The Slotted Mag wheels came from parts stash. The Ford Pinto wagon kits comes with those wheels and also you can get a set on ebay too. Paint is Tamiya Silver Leaf and flat black spray paint finished with clearcoat.

Nice build!

@kruleworldThanks for sharing! That's so cool!

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@Ken Car-FanaticThanks! You'll get to see a few other Road Runners from me in the near future.

Thank you everyone for the compliment! Much appreciated! @XYHARRYThese classic Mopar Muscle Cars always looks good in High Impact Green!