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Cool .

All nice stuff .

Still looking good Bill. I wonder if any credit was given to Mickey for the look of the Corvette. LOL

With the end coming soon how many kits ,and supplies are we hoarding next to our canned goods? Could this be the new form of currency ? With the shelf life of super glue how will we glue our kits together ?

Killer Air bags .

Looks great !

This is well done. I hope that my brothers 1:1 looks this good some day.

Nothing like being different and nailing it ! Great looking Corvair .

Now that is cool .

Looks great Doc. You have done the workers at the Toledo assembly plant proud . Yes they built the Willys car there before they built Jepps for the war effort.

The bikes were nice to see when they were done and some of the building process but the drama aspect of the show sucked the life out of for me. It was the same with American Hot Rod . Nothing like a few show's to make a whole country look bad. LOL

Being one of eleven kids ,my parents would not take us inside a hobby store . They were smarter than that ! LOL

I am very interested in this .This looks great .

Would TDR consider printing these with a hollow center to keep the price down ?

Yes this is a must have for me . Need to do one of my friends 1:1 .

Nice work .

This is cool .Nice color. I like how you opened up the back window.

The colors are nice . I like the idea of twin paxtons ,

If almost counts I did forget one car . My grandfather ordered a Tucker but all he received was the sales flyer and his luggage from them. Dad had the sales flyer but the luggage is long gone.

Number 3 was on the Leno website awhile back . Very cool ! Number 1 is cool also .

I bet they get there bills sent on time . GGGRRR !

Dads side, grandfather was an Olds man . He had a few nice 50's Olds . I am still trying to find pictures of his work trucks. Moms side, grandfather drove a Model T , A 39 ford that was still out back when I was kid. Early 60's Galaxie big block with a couple carbs and a 4 speed top loader, that must have shaved drive time to the hydromatic plant. It was a long 3 or 4 miles.

I am happy they are releasing older kits also. the kits with the metal axle were my favorite as a kid , you could play with them after you built them. I just hope they can find more old stuff for us to buy in the vault.

Renshape is great stuff guys . I have used this stuff for years at work . Just paint it like you do anything else. No grain like wood ,bondo filler sticks to it ,super glue or 5 minute epoxy to glue it ,you can tap it ,it floats (fishing lures) you can use a heat gun to bend it somewhat . The only thing with this stuff is you should use a dust collector or sand outside . It is also a little hard on your tools ( takes the edge off faster than wood ) but will not make them rust. Good to all of you guys trying this stuff and the hood scoops like great Wayne . I forgot to add this can be turned in a lathe for tires also.

Nailed it ! Well done.