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This is shaping up to be one cool looking Mustang.

For over a year now, I can't seem to resize photos when posting them. I can resize them when drafting the post, and the photos do reduce, but when I submit the post, the photos return to their original size. This is true of photos I have taken myself, and photos copied from the internet. Does anyone else have this problem? Any suggestions on how to correct this?

Super impressive model building, Francois. I am just amazed at your project, and how quickly you work. This thing must be one impressive beast to see in person.

Nice work on the Jordan. Obe of the best F1 liverys ever.

Beautiful Stratos. Complex build, indeed. Those decals alone would give some builders fits. Nice work on this awesome race car. The weathering really brings it to life.

Lovely work on the magnificent little Lotus 25.

Very nice work on the Jawbreaker. Looks great. One of my favourites when I was young.

Welcome aboard, David.

Welcome to the forum, Ross. This is a great place to jump into the hobby.

Welcome to the forum, Declan.

Welcome aboard, Matt.

Beautiful model. Stunning build. And and a flat-out, super-cool Z. Man, that thing looks good!! And oh, that lovely finish. Ticks all the boxes. Excellent work.

Looking really good. Nice clean work.

I think the AMT '55 Nomad has one.

Cheers Andrew. That's very cool. Great photos. Is R3 still at Beaulieu? I should dig up my old photos (lying somewhere in forgotten boxes in dusty corners).

Those wheels look great on the big Merc.

Nice work on an interesting car. The Chrysler styling house was pumping out some innovative stuff in that era.

Good looking Lamborghini. That shade of yellow looks great. Nice, tidy work.

Welcome to the forum, Hasan. It's a great place to talk about and show off your models, with lots of helpful members. Enjoy the forum.

Close, it's a '67. The Revell '68 would be a good place to start, with minor modifications to convert to a '67. Or you could start with the AMT '67. Both are 1/25 scale. Welcome to the forum, Lionel. It wouldn't surprise if forum member @michelle has either built one, or plans to.

What type and era of car, Bill? Might help narrow it down.

Nice build. Sharp looking race car. One of my favourite funnies of the era.

I think you've got the right idea. The painting guide certainly isn't much help. I think the silver call-out is for the wheel parts and the tools along the top portion of that parts sprue. The take-away here is that, being a gasser type car, you can go with whatever colours look good. They call-out red for the rear axel, orange for the headers, silver for the front suspension, all just imaginative colours, and nothing that is factory correct or represents an actual car. You can quite safely choose any colour for any of those components that looks right or good to you.

Well that's an interesting little critter. Nice work on this ancient kit. Thanks for posting. It's very cool to see these rare relics built and presented on the forum.

Lovely Ferrari, Rich. This beauty must look pretty impressive on the shelf. Nicely done.