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Here's all the resin pieces I got from Frank, a partial All American Models 1952 Willys wagon, in 1/25th scale, something I always wanted to build.

Looks so real, amazing, love it!

Here's what the '56 looks like:

I like it, a lot! Cool idea, wheelbase, roof, it's all a matter of personal taste, so some would do it a bit differently, but I think ALL customs are that way, some love em, some don't, I love this!

Wow it looks so cool in the shop, excellent diorama!!!

I already commented once, but I have to say, this is one of my all time favorite builds from anywhere! Fantastic, tasteful, and skillfully done, LOVE it!

Cool and I love your dioramas!

I don't blame you for building 2 of those fabulous Tamiya kits, I built one and what a fun kit, everything fits so nicely, and your paint jobs, WOW! Beautiful builds you've done, cool.

Beautiful build of a rarely seen model, great!

I have a lot of the old R&R resins, they can be worked, the worst part is around the windows. Take you time and have fun with it and it'll end up being a real eye grabber. When's the last time you saw one of those on a model table????

Great work so far, we should never fear cutting a model apart, it always goes back together, somehow! (or gets put back in the box for another couple of years) LOL This is how my '41 Lincoln get started!

I love what you've done to this cool model already, can't wait to see more, it's fantastic and it's all stuff we can use for any number of vintage kits! Cool!

Krazy Kool!! Really great imaginative build, wow!

This model is so cool, great work, keep us posted!

Those wheels are the BEST!!! Awesome projects too, '32s are the coolest!

I really like this one, great stance!

I love it, as I "plan" (dream) to do this too, actually the '63 Plymouth, which as far as a kit goes is pretty much the same. I already used the Lindberg Dodge to do a resin '64 Belvedere, and an original JoHan, '63 Dodge. If you can find Jason Heibert's article on the '62 Dodge he did, I'm sure that would be helpful, his work is amazing! Cheers, have fun, and keep us posted with progress pics!

Wow, that's gorgeous, love it!

I've pre-ordered 2 of these from Eliminator in Winnipeg. Built the old Monogram one:

Yes Mobius would be the logical manufacturer to tackle this void in kits, short and long, stepside and smoothside, 2 wheel drive and 4X4, 67/68, and 69-72, various kits with interchangeable parts just like they did with the Fords. And throw a Suburban in the mix!

Beautiful work, love the interior and engine details, nice!

I guess I thought it was crappy because it has no engine, I've never seen the kit so I shouldn't judge it. It sure is looking good though given what you've done!

Man that interior looks fantastic, from a crappy kit, a masterpiece emerges, at the hands of a master! Great modeling!

I'm really liking this so far, great job. A tip for gauges: you can print them on cheap computer paper, then cover the sheet with clear packing tape, then cut out the gauge, or clock, and glue in place. I do this for license plates as well. But this latest picture sure looks fantastic!

Those Mobius kits are so much more detailed than those AMT or MPC ever were. (of course they were great for that time)