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I had heard that was either Jiarus' or Gary Schmidt's mom. The original art had her in an all white suit but someone (don't remember who) thought it resembled underwear and Jairus added the polka dots

Perry's was not as accurate as it could have been. 3D is the way to go. Your hood looks very close to correct as far as I can see. Some prints had a slight mis interpretation of the character lines from front to back. Yours look right. Have fun.

I'll be in the garage today. I'll get that trim bit for the hood out for ya. Sorry it took so long.

I used to own the 1976 version. Hornet X V8 in Kermit the Frog green. It was a little beast.

They were beautiful cars in real life. I worked at a Pontiac dealer and we had those on the lot.

I had a real one. Ex City of Santa Barbara California detective's car. Was champagne color with vinyl top and a 401 V8.

I really like this car. Had a 66 Ford LTD four door hardtop years back in that color. Had the heavy die cast grille like the 7 litre.

I might have the trim piece for your hood bulge laying around.

What do you think these will retail for in US dollars?

Good idea for that kit.

Love the Halibrand wheels.

You are a busy bee. Nice work.

A little putty and filing work will help your wheel sets look closer to the prototype.

There is a few Fendts here in Wisconsin. A division of AGCO, same people who make Case and International Harvestor

I like it.

Did you use Clearview 2000?

Nice bunch of kits. Where was this brick and mortar?

Reminds me of my 73 Eldo ragtop I drove when I lived in Santa Barbara.

I really like your builds.

Those old Hubleys can be a bear to make look good. Lots of slag like you said and the body being in halves doesn't help. Like the idea of a scratch built dash panel though. If you want decals for gauges, try looking at dashboards for that particular car online. A decal maker can make a gauge decal set from the actual pics. Someone like STS can help maybe.

Awesome build. Like the way you did the vinyl top seams. Very scale appearing.

You can order right hand drive Jeeps in the US. Some rural areas have postal workers buying these for mail delivery and personal use. There are two of them in my 1200 person village. One black, the other is metallic bronze.

I have special license from the EPA and the DNR. You must send them to my retrieval department for immediate disposal within thirty days, or suffer penalties including but not limited to, having to build them yourself encasing the plastic in special paint to seal the plastic from harming the environment. They can only be transported to model events in a government approved EV.

I like this one.

Charger III and the AstroVette