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The chassis look great.

Great idea. An accomplished Brazilian model builder named Cesar Bossalini uses a polishing wheel that he buys locally. He has youtube video on the subject. Unfortunately, his supplier does not sell on the internet. I have not found anything soft enough to copy his method. You may have found the answer for me. Thanks for posting this.

Nice work Doc. You could really explore this technique on a tractor trailer... Hmmmm. I might try that.

The interior is beautiful as is the paint.

Oh Man! That's nice.

You're killing it Tyrone. Keep it up.

I can't wait to see what you do with this build.

Awesome work as always Dirk.

Nice goat. I love the stance and wheels. I built the Polar Light's '64 GTO and very few things fit well on that kit. I suspect that you used the Monogram. Which one did you use?

Super clean... awesome work.

All the pics look great. But. the first and last shots could pass for a 1:1 photo. Nice work lowering the front end. You nailed it!

WOW! Such beautiful work. It's truly inspiring.

Beautiful paint work. What paint did you use?

The paint looks great. It looked good before you clear coated it. Deepening the panel lines makes a huge difference.

Outstanding build. I never get enough of your shop diorama... so cool.

Awesome work as always Scott. I love the pedal assembly.

I like the jig. I just bought a bunch of silly putty that I planned to use a paint masking. But, you've given me some ideas for other uses.

Nice work on the cage. Looking forward to more updates.

Great detail on the injector setup.

Great build and diorama.

Awesome work, as always.

So many details... another awesome build Darryl. What clear did you use?

Thanks for posting those links. There are great reference pictures.

Great job on the chassis. I really like the way you got the driver cage bars to mirror the shape of the body. This is going to be fun to watch.

Wow Dave. Those joints are crazy clean. The design and jig are awesome also.