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I've done a few others but only have photos of these two:

Not everyone is hellbent on building an outstanding model car. Most are just having a relaxing and fun time with the kit and aren't too fussed if their 5th attempt doesn't look much better than the first. I was like that as a kid and sometimes miss that attitude. These casual builders are an important aspect of the model kit business and one of the main reasons there is money to invest in new tooling. Personally I don't have to like everything about someone's model to say something positive and I certainly don't feel I'm being dishonest in doing so - just supportive. Obviously this won't improve a modeler's skills - but zero comments won't either. On this forum I think there is a good balance of gentle criticism and "pats on the back".

Very nice!

Excellent! Like many old car nuts, I'm also very fond of the forgotten, basic models. VERY nicely done!

Looks good! I like 1.32nd and have been wondering about this kit - looks like it builds up very nicely.

Another knockout beautiful hot rod from you Clifford! So much to admire here, but I'm specially impressed with the window frames - I can't imagine doing that!

Beautiful Plymouth!

Simply excellent! Beautifully built and photographed.

Great looking Pontiac.

That looks fantastic!

Excellent! Love the subtle colours.

Looking good.

Excellent!

There used to be - and I miss it.

Just had a look and my 67 promo has the blades as you describe, ie closer to the edge of the fender. Never noticed before that the real car doesn't have them - looks better without them, too.

Very nice - love the slightly cartoonish style.

Hope the news continues to be good Harry. Being a lung-cancer survivor (the right lung was removed 6 years ago) I know about those sleepless nights. All the best, we need you.

Excellent! I knew about other Canadian variations but have never seen this one before.

I love that Comet. Exactly the sort of car Hemmings Classic Car mag would do a feature on.

Coming along beautifully Geoff. The interior is superior!

Excellent job!

You did a beautiful job, in spite of the kit's anomalies.

The Johan 59 DeSoto and Chrysler are two of my favorite possessions. I'm not interested in opening the hoods but if anyone were to offer interiors for them, I'd be a taker.

Excellent conversion! I see more added details every time I look. (And did I leave my lunchbox on the front seat?)

Looks great.