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by far my favorite charger and you did it justice.

that is cooool! I think his is the first model of yours I've seen with such small wheels .makes me want to street up those lindberg modifieds! keep them coming I always enjoy your perspective.

looks like a fun build! I hope you can finish it before the 4 day weekend is over . I'd like to see more pics as it progresses.

Yes,when will this mag be available?

was this truck in an article or something? it seems familiar especially the michigan train part but I don't remember if I saw it here or in a mag but it is a very nice lookin truck!

that thing is so sick!!!!and then you posted pics of working lights that is even sicker!!!!!!!! I for one will take as many pics and" how you did its" as you are willing to post cuz there is just not enough of these types of trucks in 1/25 around. thanks for posting this I really like it.

if I can't make progress on an elaborate build I can usually get the juices flowing again by slappin together a good old fashioned snap together or a slammer you use this opportunity to exercise a new skill or just enjoy completing a project in two days if you decide to paint it. good luck and remember to just have fun!

I'm a glutton for punishment! I really enjoy the fabrication and modifying of parts ,discovering old parts that I haven't seen before.There is just a look and feel to a well built model that has always grabbed my attention.I'm also pretty sure that realistically this is the only way I will get my hands on a lot of the cars that i like.

thanks for the update

This one is pretty cool too!

thats pretty cool lookin' !

I love your iteration of this kit.I think this is one that's supposed to be reissued which will be nice because I've only been able too get my hands on old built ups like the one you started with but not as nice. great job on both those !

Keith you're doing some nice work glad you posted it. I was at the nnl also I think it's a great fun show!good luck at the upcoming show let us know how it goes.

thanks for the tip I'll even use it on cars other than mustangs but this was a nice easy to follow project I look forward to the next one!

welcome glad to have ya. look forward to seeing your work!

that is awesome ,congratulations and I pray you will get more than 9 hours of sleep in the next 18 years.hope mom is doing well ! enjoy it they grow up fast.

nice build you have there . so is this a 1/25th scale kit or is it bigger like the grid iron grabber and the chuck wagon? sometimes it is hard to get these kits to look decent but you have done a great job especially with the paint!

I think you did a great job on this one especially under the hood! in regards to the dark panel lines,try using the same color you use on the body darkened with a drop or two of black. keep showing us what you're up too!

my kids are the ones at the contest with their hands deep in their pockets 2 to 3 feet from the tables.

I think it's pathetic that some one would destroy something so personal.sounds like a lot of scratch-building was involved . I hope it wasn't a complete loss and you are able to salvage most of them. on a lighter note it sounds like the way to go is to avoid getting married to that first wife and just marry the second one unless you're storing models for your kids. I've been fortunate I haven't had many model losses but it's funny my mom cleaned my room and threw away one tire and I discovered it within 15 minutes and she hasn't lived it down since.I wish everyone well that has suffered these major set backs.

you will probably have fewer problems cutting out the doors first.

you did a great job turning that little stinker into a real racin' machine.

you're off to a good start post more pics when you get the chance!

looks a little too clean! great job keep on posting these!

great work I wish we saw more of these!what did you use for the dif/axles?