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Thanks Stan!

Wonderful! I want it!!!

Beautiful coupe and the bass really sets it off.

Sorry, this is something that shouldn't have got through and I don't know how to delete it.

Interior is looking great!

Great looking rod, Hakan, everything is just right. I love the PE grille and I have a Li'l Coffin just for those tyres.

I really enjoy this thread and keep coming back. Although this pic is currently in Under Glass I'd like to show it here too becuase I think it's my best shot so far.

Looks good to me! I have a bunch of 1.32nd stuff.

Looks great! I didn't notice the missing "Dachfenster" at first but it's a really well done conversion and makes for a unique model.

Great looking pick-up, Dominik.

Great looking model and super nice photos!

Not my sort of thing at all but you did a great job so it looks quite intrigueing.

Nice work, Wayne! Funny how appealing models of very ordinary subjects can be. This would turn my head quicker than any Lambo/etc at a model show.

Beautiful and totally believable custom.

I love wagons too and this is an exceptional build. Wonderful!

Nice looking collection. Those last three work great in their original plastic colour, specially the Lincoln.

Looks really great and that interior is highly realistic. Nice work!

Thanks so much for your compliments guys, very encouraging. One reason this colour works so well is because of the Sikkens Fine Aluminum Base which I used. I don't use these paints any more and have never found such a bright and fine metallic base again. This Plymouth was done the same way, but in green... Tom, this is my most successful Johan interior so far and there was some tricky masking and foiling involved. I've never lowered a Johan floor before and don't think I'd bother again - a lot of work for such a slight improvement.

Beautiful Dodge, John, haven't seen that before - and thanks very much for the compliment. Yes, what you describe is what I did with the windshield. It found it helped also to remove the vent windows.

Impossible kit but you made it look great!

Love these cars and that's a great looking model! Colour is period-perfect.

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Thanks so much for your comments, they're all VERY much appreciated. About the protruding windscreen: I modified the glass on this one to partly address the problem so it's not as bad as it could be. If you install the windows (front and rear are one piece) as per instructions it will look pretty odd. Steve, interesting that the windscreen on your (beautiful!) Chrysler, which would pre-date that on my 80s release DeSoto, seems to be a different piece altogether.

Looks great! Very smooth BMF and other detailing.

Not a style I was ever overly fond of but I AM overly fond of this model! Wonderful.