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Super clean! Nice.

I somehow managed to miss this one first (and second, and third) time around. Stellar build. I love a good hauler/racer project. You have done a great job on this one. One of the sixties great classics. Good hauler photos of the well known racers can be very hard to find, making research difficult. You did a fine job on this one. Very cool model.

Super cool subject. Watching with interest.

Not bad at all, Don. That's some nice looking paint.

This makes for an interesting year-end feature.

Nice work on the Cobra, Michelle. Who does the Little Cobra cover?

The Sprite is coming along nicely, Perry. The engine is a neat piece.

This is shaping up to be a fine Cobra. Those wire wheels are going to look great.

Welcome to the forum, Don. I hope we get to see that 1/4 scale Bugatti.

Cool. Very nice paint work.

Nice, tidy old Ford.

Great looking old Ford work horse, Joseph. Tough looking truck. Nice work.

Now, that's just gorgeous. Lovely little roadster pickup. Nice work laying down that nail-polish paint. I love it!.

Beautiful colour choice for the Jag.

Nice, tidy Shelby. Good looking paint work. Looks like a decent stand-in for Grabber Orange. Well done.

I quite like that shade of blue on the Mustang. Looks good.

I'm not Dave, but yes, it is. They also make a more powerful decal solvent called Mark Fit Strong.

If you give this technique a try, definitely do it on a scrap grill or two first. 'Centre-punch' the headlight lens with a heated needle. Use a smaller drill bit such as 1/16" or so to make a pilot hole. If your pilot hole is a little off-centre, that's ok. Select a larger drill bit that will remove most of the remaining lens and drill through the pilot hole, being sure to 'break through' gently to avoid tearing a chunk out of your grill. Then use a round jewellers' file or small fine rat-tail file to clean up the hole, sneak up carefully on the edges of the lens, and correct any off-centre deviation.

Welcome aboard, Jim.

Without ever having given it much thought, I always said 'junior'. Now that you have me thinking about it, 'J R' might be more correct.

Mean looking Duster.

It's coming along beautifully Francois. The working assemblies continue to blow my mind. Looking forward to seeing the engine printed out. Do I see serial numbers on the head and block?

Nice set up David. Enjoy the build.

Cool project, Bil. Really digging the power plant.

It's coming along nicely, Lenny. Looks like the body has 5 o'clock shadow.