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The bug is sweet.

Nice job on the top. It almost looks like a mustang roof. I'm curious to see how you work the hood. Keep it up. I'll be watching.

Fantastic work. I love the seat, tranny, and clutch can.

Haha. Pretty creative.

Wolfie, you are soooooo sick. I mean that as a compliment.

Very nice collection. I love the van/truck.

Fantastic work. I like all of the builds and your scratch building and detail work es exceptional, as usual. Christine is my favorite. The welds on the wheelie bars are a nice touch.

Great build and photography. How did you create the blue to gray/white lighting in the background?

Very cool idea and execution. The stance frame and motor look great. Where did you find the rear tires? I'll follow this one closely.

This is very inspiring work with or without the fenders. But, I like it better without the fenders also.

The Willy's is looking good. What paint did you use?

Nice job on the flames.

I am in awe of your work!!! Can't wait to see more.

Wow! Very impressive work. Bye the way, congratulations on your previous feature in SAE.

I use these tadpoles and love them. I got mine from Woodcraft. Bob Downie recommended using tadpoles/grips in his excellent "Primer on Primer" article in the October 2007 Scale Auto magazine.

I have the first DVD, but not the new one. I plan to purchase it soon. Donn is very cool. I emailed a couple of questions to Donn about his technique after viewing the DVD and he promply gave me great answers. You will see him give helpful advice here and on other sites. I also encourage newbies, like me, to purchase the DVDs.

I'm thoroughly enjoying watching this process. I can't wait to see more.

Another stunner. I also think the dash will look better in tan. I didn't know that the dashes were different colors than the rest of the interior. That might be good information for a bar bet

I've looked at those Galaxie trailers for a while but never purchased one. Building my own would be much more satisfying. I'll watch this closely. What are the dimensions of the trailers?

Great work!!! The step-by-step pictures are very helpful. When lay down the small width tape, how do you avoid getting oil from your fingers on the finish? Thanks for sharing your technique with us.

WOW! What a paint job.

This is another example of why I love this hobby.

This very helpful. Thanks again Bill. Keep it up.

I like the front and rear end treatment.

Squirrel skull, dragster rails, convertible made in to a hard top... Your mind is a scary place. . But, I like it. Your vision is astounding!!! Great work Clay. Keep it up.