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Simply amazing work Ken! Ya gotta be proud of this one!

Talk about some skill. great work!

Thats pretty cool, i dig the weld lines on the bare metal and that bucket of bondo!

Whoot whoot another round of soiled baby clothes and broken furniture!

I dig it. Nice to see this built up so cleanly!

Woah, thats nice. The super-smooth paint is terribly nice, but I really love that interior!

Not a fan of those wheels/tires, but the rest is great. That red makes the lines look all that much more swoopy! I dig it!

Dang, thats shiny. your color choice is great!

Awesome, I love the jigsaw pieces! You must feel quite honored, Chris!

Great work. That chop on the Merc is very good, I love it. And it is so refreshing to see the A/FX Falcon with wheels in the right place, like George said. Awesone work!

Wow, is there any topic you dont do well?

That was neat, but I got confused around the 1:00 mark when the guy says "learn to follow instructions". Models come with instructions?

His bikes were legendry, I loved his pullers But the Allison Plymouth was my Favorite!

I've seen this guy's stuff before. I can appreciate his amazing skill, but what blows me away is the dedication to a subject.. I mean, sheesh, sometimes I get bored with a snapkit.

Man, I love it. All the little details, that great engine, red oxide primer, wow!

Love it Ira, your imagination went overtime on this one!

Outstanding. That is too cool! Fantastic job on the weathering and scratch building.

Fantastic job, Curt! With all the detail you put into in, and that great looking mill, this is awesome!

Really clean build!

Me thinks that this is when the glass was modified.

Watched the Drag-n-wagon episode today. Saw the Revell 48 Ford Woody during the recap, and it looked like box art for the Roaster in the background.

Stay away from Sculpey. I shrinks to heck, and if you apply it to styrene, it melts it. I have a project I used sculpey on. Its been over a year now, and the styrene it was in contact with is still smooshy.

Its tough being at the top! I have some of Norm's stuff, from epay, and its all amazing. As has been said on many forums, if he went online, he would need an Army to keep up with the demand. The Parts Box is the only caster I've found to come close to Norm's level of quality. Oh, and have you seen any of his models? He builds with the same quality as he casts!

"The cold clammy hand of British Leyland" thats too funny Matt, but so true!

Holy cow, what a great idea and a great looking Kustom. I would never have thought of putting those custom parts on the El camino, but it really works. I dig it!