lordairgtar

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

Nice group. Job very well done

Very nice selection. How long have you been doing this hobby? Don't see many ladies doing models. Kudos to you.

I really like that car. Nice work on the paint. Hard to make white look good...well at least when I try. LOL

I think this will look pretty nice.

What a canyon carver.

I really like your build. I want one. I have the Cobra, but I haven't started on it.

One lucky modeller you are.

Nice work bringing the engine back to greatness. The cover is well done, but like you said, it won't be seen very well.

That's one attractive car. I might get the model.

Cool stuff.

The 68/69 models are my favorite. It had such a lithe design that made it look lighter than it was. Much better than the 70s, I think. My Grandfather had a 69 Skylark Custom hardtop and I had the 69 Special Deluxe coupe (vent windows and frames around the glass.