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Great detailing and paint. You'll fit in perfectly round here. Welcome Bob

Chuck, your inbox is full and I cannot send you a message. Bob

I have a Donkey Kong but it needs a monitor cap kit and some tweaking. That mini looks the bit though. Nice.

Great design cues. Execution is off the chart.. I agree that if they made em like this they wouldn't have the salty reputation they have and kinda sorta deserve.

This machine needs a repop. Very nice indeed.

If they went with round headlights that would help. I got a chance to ride in the new Z28. That car is Blazingly fast and rides like it's on rails. But 75,00 for a Camaro is steep. And there's no denying the Mustangish thing going on either.

The coolest topic in a while. Keep em coming if you can.

I have this kit on the back burner. I recommend the Studio 27 detail up kit. Full of nice goodies. Looks good BTW.

This is handy. Thanks Hows about you make a bunch and trade them off to those of us who want one? Just a thought.

There are many videos of this genius. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/Rynxr6twe4w

That is a truly beautiful build.......

In proper doses it's great to turn gloss into semi and so forth. I use it in Future as well with excellent results. You just need to play with it till you find the balance.

THAT looks dead nuts on.

I'm convinced. Very nice.

I painted this a few years ago in NAPA colors and got some decals and planned on a NAPA delivery truck thing. The paint bled underneath the tape and I got so mad I nearly chucked it. I let it dry and threw it in the box with disgust. 2 weeks ago after I finished the Malco car I threw this into the pond. It came out very clean so I sanded it and threw some white primer on it. I had no plan whatsoever but I just stared at my paints and it hit me. I laid down some Vallejo acrylic white and taped it off [again]. This time I grabbed Tamiya XF-71 cockpit green and thinned it with a little laquer thinner, shot it and stood back. I have a great many Vallejo raw earth pigments and washes so I attacked it gently with sandpaper first and then rust, followed by a little hairspray and red earth. At least it's not hideously painted blue and yellow and sitting in a box on the shelf. I lost the fin for the pink board but i'm making one and with some string i'll make some bungees to hold both boards to the top and finish it.

I didn't even realize there was any difference as a young man. As I got older I looked for cars and found that certain box size and assumed the car inside was the scale i wanted. 1/24 1/25 didn't matter. Still doesn't.

Modelroundup has them for 69.90? Geez...... I have 2 coming at 42,00 a piece through Amazon.

Is that Vallejo Old Gold I see? very pimp.

All that thing needs is the twizzler dispenser. Super build.

Beautiful. It's funny what 30 years of perspective and skill building can do. Bob

Absolutely Stunning Harry. I have this kit in my stash and you are inspiring me. I don't usually build large scale but that paint turns it into another car. Impressive..

I have about 50 bottles of Vallejo and I love them. They do need a matt or clear varnish but that's not a big deal. The trade off is super fine pigments that flow fantastically. I've airbrushed them, hand painted them. I've practically dipped parts in Vallejo with great results. They are a superior paint to Tamiya and almost everything out there. Get a set and see what all those Maschinen Kreiger, Armor builders are raving about. Of BTW, Their gold set [Old Gold, Gold, Silver and Copper] are to die for. Their powders are the best in the business. I could go on. Bob

Missed this till just now. Wowzers that is supra nice [no one thought of that one?]. I'd say clean but that would be redundant, redundant.. Bob

Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!