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That is some BIG LEAGUE paint on there sir!! Unreal work. Bob

I've never seen a build of this car. What a fantastic job you have done. Bob

Coyote goes Fairlane? WOW. Bob

never thought I'd see a Prancing Horse in that color. It works. Gorgeous. Bob

Completely stunning Art. Perfect from top to bottom. Bob

There is a guy on Randy's NSACAR forum selling these. Look in the selling section and his ad says Drag Decals. Should be a large list and the Lawman decals are towards the bottom. HTH Bob

As cool as it looks I think wheel selection will be key to this one. Not all blinged out but a more modern style of perhaps black or a dark grey. My .02 Bob

Brilliant!!!

As much as I hate these cars for being forced to work on them for many years I kinda want this one. But that haunted rear space has me worried. Positively BRILLIANT presentation. I'll wager it sold. Bob

All the builds are looking great guys. I will have to back off this till and undetermined future date. I just have a few too many things in front of my MaK passion that need to be finished as people have paid. That and my airbrush is sick and i'm waiting for parts. I may buy another but that will just sit in the box till i finish my commitments. I'll look in from time to time. Keep up the great work all of you. Bob

Just read the latest Car & Driver where it is pitted against a Porsche and some other super car and thrashes em both. Z/28 seems like the new benchmark of American performance from where I'm sitting. Bob

My fave Ferrari. White looks great on it to my eyes.

POS that is killing America. But nice to see it in plastic. Bob

Nicely done. This one needs to be reissued. Bob

I'd love to go this year but I must work all weekend. Have fun Charlie, the PT looks good. Bob

I learned to drive a manual in my Uncle Steve's 78/79 Capri. It was an olive green I think. I don't think I've seen another in almost 30 years. Beautiful build. Bob

Geez............. I guess I'll leave mine in the box. Gorgeous. Bob

Thanks, I WAS having a great day...........

Superb in every way. Bob

This is not the clear bodied car from the mid 60's, this is late 60's early 70's just before Large Father went to the rear engine design. The last of his FED's if I'm not mistaken Bob

I did some digging and found out this has never been reissued before. There are many people who are very happy to see this one. This is not to be confused with the Wynns Jammer FED. This is after that but before the Swamp Rat 1R. Think 1969/70? Bob

This was re-issued before? When was that? I need to pay attention. Bob

I use Laquer thinner for Tamiya. It stinks like heck [actually sweet smelling], but it lays like Autumn leaves. I likw=e what I'm seeing Joe and Wayne..... Love those figures.. I'l have an update after I figure out why my compressor feels the need to take a vacation all of a sudden. I did get some paint on so I'll at least post those. Bob

Is anyone going to comment on this monumental thing? I mean really? Check out round2.com for more if you are in the dark.. Bob

I have started assembly on my Maschinen Kreiger Kuster. Since it's a lot like building armor [it actual is armor] a large percentage of the kit is assembled before painting begins. For a automotive modeler it seems counter intuitive. We auto modelers tend to only paint small subassemblies and end up assembling painted sections causing no end of problems for us. It actually makes us sharper since we have to handle carefully painted items as well as sanding joining edges for gluing. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Here we see the engine and transmission section newly washed and sanded. Here is the rear of the gun turret with some sanding done. A bit more and some primer to check for flaws. Here is one leg section under the clamps. This section has about 15 parts and it's far from finished. Here are some accessories like the walking stabilizers, infa red pod and computer unit. Cannot wait to get the assembly done and get some serious primer flowing. i'll be using hair spray chipping and a multi color camo. I will also incorporate light rusting and battle damage here and there. As you can clearly see there are a great many nooks and crannies for wear and chipping as well as grease and oil streaks FUN, FUN, FUN.............. Bob