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Nicely done. Good attention to details. Makes a great looking ambulance.

That's just the bee's knees, Jim. Your efforts have paid off. This build evokes everything it should about period modifieds. I just love this build.

Nice, clean T. I love the simple, old school vibe on this one. Very cool.

That is a stellar build, Jens. Your conversion to Super Bee is top notch. Excellent detailing, and good realism, too. The vinyl top and its attendant trim look particularly good. All round an excellent build. By the way, I'm really digging the well-used look of you 1:1, too.

Lovely work, here. This is a fun build to watch.

Looking fantastic!

I use BSI CA glues frequently, it's been my primary CA glue for two decades. Different builders will have different preferences. I use extra thin (blue label) almost exclusively. I have never tried Super Gold or Maxi Cure.

Welcome to the forum, Michael. It's a good place to get into that modeling groove.

Welcome to the forum, Jacob. Enjoy.

That's looking pretty clean to me. Just some staining remains. Like the others said, prime it and see where you're at.

Nice Vette. I dig the colour. Cool to see one built with the optional Wankle rotary engine.

Welcome to the forum, Dave. You've found the right place to get back into that model building groove. Enjoy.

Yup, me too! Just had a cruise through the thread to get up to speed again.

Beautiful Judge, Gustavo.

Stellar work! Top notch weathering, very authentic looking. Looking forward to seeing more of this.

Welcome to the forum, Gergely. Lots of great talent and friendly, helpful people here. Enjoy.

Welcome to the forum, Ronald. Great looking collection of trucks. Cheers.

Nice work, Rich. You captured the look of the 1:1 very well. Digging the new back-drop, too. Very cool.

Lovely T. Very nice work on the Tin Lizzy. Nice, classic look. Well done.

Good looking Talladega. These are so rarely built stock. Nice work.

Applying a coat of Tamiya wax to a model will make it easy to brush away dust, and prevent the accumulation of fingerprints. It provides a beautiful luster to paint, and does great things to the glass-work as well. Beware, the model will become very slippery. The best brushes I have found for cleaning models is microfiber makeup brushes. They come in a huge variety of styles and sizes.

That helps very much, Greg. Thanks.

Some very fine model building going on here.

Nice! A good clean-up and detailing really brings this old girl to life.

Very cool Lambo, David. Nice work on the tail lights. They are always a tricky part of any Countach build, but you did a great job of it. Overall, very nicely done.