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Sweet T-Bolt. Hubert's stuff always looks cool, and your build nailed the look. Well done.

Gorgeous Jag. Love the colours. Very nicely done.

Beautiful 40 coupe. Very clean, and I love the colours. Love it! Very well done.

Nice, clean, build. Good looking fleet.

Cool build. I can't remember the last time I've seen one of these. Nice save. What paint did you use?

Nice Jag. The green works well.

Nice work on the Pinto. This is not an easy kit to make look good, but yours turned out fine. Well done. Need more Pintos. I really wish Round2 had issued the MPC kit rather then the AMT. The MPC is a much better kit, though since the tool has been modified, it would probably mean getting the much less attractive 79/80 Pinto.

Windex (or anything with amonia in it) removes uncured Future. I'd try soaking the hood in it.

A little late to the party here, but Badger has these in-bottle paint strainers that slip over the siphon tube. I have one but never used it.

Buy a package of BBs. They are cheap. Two in a paint jar makes for a great agitator. Been using that trick since I was a kid.

What is the purpose of the rocket? What does it signify?

History, it seems, is indeed doomed to repeat itself.

Still waiting in Nova Scotia as well. Any Cunucks got theirs yet?

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The Alfa looks great! Lots of work to bring this one across the line. Very well done.

Gorgeous GT-40. Nice, clean construction. Well done.

Beautiful wagon. Very nice work on the wood trim. Very cool!

OK, very cool! Never realised those were the air couplings. Every day day is a school day. And as Len mentioned, the bottom item is a battery connect. I once had a boss that said, "If you learn something new today, you can go home". Looks like I'm outta here.

Well done! You nailed the period look. Everything about it just screams early 70s.

Josh, the Daytona is coming along great! It's looking fantastic up on its wheels. Very nice. Andrew, thanks for the pics of the unrestored engine compartment. Much busier than I would have figured. In the first photo, are those air couplings positioned just outboard of the battery? Presumably for a pneumatic jack system?

Good looking ignition wiring.

Thanks for the link. Never heard of this site. Lots of cool accessories and stuff, and seemingly of good detail.

Cool Caddy. It good to see one of these old Fleetwoods built up. Nice save. The original looks like the model car equivalent of interpretive dance. Very, um, free form, though as someone else mentioned, cool in it's early innocence.

Nice work! It's cool to see these old kits being built. Real nostalgic stuff there.