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WOW! Very impressive work. The alclad, details and wash look stunning. What a beast of a ride. It looks so mean.

Very cool builds.

An unusual, but very cool subject for pro street build. I like the diorama also.

Beautiful!

The coil overs look great. I really like the uniform distance between the coils. Thanks for showing the components. Nothing looks as good as real metal. But, I think I can do something similar with plastic, a punch, and some Alclad.

Beautiful flames!!!

Very nice color combination.

Nice masking job on the paint.

I have an Iwata HP-CS and a Badger 350. I've had trouble avoiding tiger stripes with metallic paints using the Iwata. So, I generally use the Badger with a large head. I'm very interested in your spray techniques using the Iwata. The atomization is much better with the Iwata. Also, please discuss the the needle tip size that you use with the Iwata for various applications. Thanks for posting these videos. They're awesome and will serve as reference material for years to come. Keep it up Cranky!

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I watched the build of this on another forum with great interest. I never get tired on looking at it. Nice work Tyrone!

Nice job on the '37. That paint looks pretty deep. Nice job on the '37. That paint looks pretty deep.

The door panel work looks great. I like seeing the design process. I'm working on door panels now. Your post was very timely for me.

How did you get the metal piece off? I want to do this for some glass paint storage bottles that I bought.

This is fantastic work as always with you. Thanks for sharing your wash technique. It really brings out the details and adds a very realistic look. I definitely want to incorporate your technique into my builds. I assume that you do not seal the metalizer before applying the wash. Is this correct?

Nice detail painting on the dash. I used about 90% of a quart of Duplicolor Paint Shop primer and rest went bad... It's not covering well anymore. Replacing it is on the to do list for today. I was pretty pleased with the Duplicolor overall and I will not hesitate to buy more. The quart size is very economical. I have to spray it pretty thinly to avoid primer strings flying around the spray booth.

I'm not a huge off road fan, but I appreciate the craftsmanship. The graphics are stunning! Keep it up

Absolutely amazing!

Beautiful build!

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Nice work on the tranny swap. The carbon fiber looks great. Keep it up.

Done! Can't wait for the first video.

The front suspension work is incredible. The boxed engine bay looks good too. You're doing a great job Cesar.

Both builds are smokin hot. Excellent paint work. Where did you find the grill on the black one?

This looks like something my Dad raced. The suspension and weathering look great. Nice work!