lordairgtar

Very nice work

When I saw the rough mock up I though "Oh Gawd" , but after seeing the finished work I am kinda digging it. Turned out very well.

Nicely done. I did not know it had a full frame.

May I inquire as to the cost. You can message me if not allowed.

Oh!! My mistake. They do look clear. After looking at your video, I can see the chrome. Those are great too.

That looks awesome. I need to build mine.

I like the clear seat backs

Nice vehicle. Got an Aussie band for ya. A few years ago they even toured the US. I went to see them in Chicago. Clairy Browne And The Bangin' Rackettes.

Pretty sleek car.

They had those in Oz. Chrysler Valiants

These were great cars and I had a 76 convertible when I lived in California. Great riding car.

I love the addition of the inner hood bracing. Great detailing touch.

I know this project dilemma. I have a 73 Hornet, Rolls Royce, 64 GTO, 1/32 scale 63 Vette, L700 Dodge truck, several old IMC race car builds, Caspers Undertaker, 37 Cord, HQ Holden Kingswood plus a bunch I forgot waiting in the wings.

Great stuff. Ollie's will be opening soon in a few locations near me in Wisconsin. Can't wait for the stores so I can score some normally expensive stuff like the Jungle Jim funny car.

That is a lot nicer than the original design. Love the Collonade style roof line.

Mr. Car and The Knights Templar. A Polish film on Netflix. English dubbing. Nice little film about an historian locating DeMolay's Cross. His car is a bit different, a Polish Fiat or a Russian Lada has custom features like a Tractor hood and grille work and also can go on the sea. Sort of a poorman's Bond car. Teams up with a bunch of nerdy kids to hunt down the secrets to see what the cross holds as a secret. Nice little film for an evening's watch. Most of the Polish films I found on Netflix are very well made and dubbed. https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=Awrih4J81Q5nebcekxoPxQt.;_ylu=Y29sbwNiZjEEcG9zAzcEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1729054205/RO=10/RU=https%3a%2f%2fwww.youtube.com%2fwatch%3fv%3dZcqPH4DVpII/RK=2/RS=4wcX3foopQQ.Dw6oRI90DgZIcDE-

Cute little film. The car is a Morris Bullnose.

I was homeless for a short period. I collected scrap metal and cans with a coaster wagon. I bought a $50 Chevette. Ran pretty good but was rusty. Driving on an especially bad road with potholes the size of large dogs, one of my shock absorber/strut on the front end broke loose from the tower pushing it through the sheet metal. Some old muffler strap criss crossed on top of the tower , then lining up the strap holes to hold the shock and drilling holes in surrounding sheet metal and screwing them down with sheet metal screws got me through the cold winter until I had a normal job where I could afford a better car... another $50 dollar crapwagon, but wasn't rusty like the Chevette.

IIt seems your radio is in the wrong spot. That's the heater AC control

Neat model build. It always puzzled me on how to depict the tail lights as they are usually hidden behind some chrome ribs

I'd be interested in the kit to convert a Nova

For all us cheesehead model builders, Ollies will be opening stores in Wisconsin. They bought some of the Big Lots stores and are opening. Fond Du Lac, Pleasant Prairie and West Bend will have the Ollies Stores.

Very cool. I love six cylinder cars and the fact it's a four door is awesome. An everyday family car. Not everyone owned an SS two door like the model factories would have you believe.

Really good looking for how old the tooling is.

I'm still happy I have the ability to build an Australian car of any kind. I had a resin Torana but it was real off. I had a Mad Max Falcon from Aoshima but no way to build stock.