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Me <=== enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!

Fantastic work going here. The tapered fenders look just right as does the hood sides!

That's a full vic lot there.

Now that was entertaining! So many I've never seen in model form! But, why do I think "Citroën" when I look at this one?

I second the motion

My '51 Plymouth is still in the shop getting rebuilt ..

I'm lovin' these boats!

Just don't place a full beer cooler on the passenger floor.

A great idea and will be fun watching. The whole premise makes it wide open ... just as the thread has gone so far in this short period.

The mudflaps were the first thing I noticed and what I liked best.

That is REALLY scary!

The "action" in this is incredible! I had to clean water off my glasses just looking. Great job!

That's tackling the tire issue from the inside out. This has ended up looking spectacular!

It was very enlightening to see the cab come together. Nice job!

I don't build large trucks but this kit has kept my interest riveted from the start just looking at the photos. I might just get one just to fondle the parts.

WoW .. that paint!

Actually, I have to correct myself. Gregg's mock up photo looks good .. has to be the wheels and lowering that does it.

If you have scratches that would show through a decal, why would you stop sanding before laying the decal down? The whole purpose of sanding/polishing is to smooth the surface ... exactly the type of surface decals LOVE! Just polish it out as normal and lay that decal down!

This was taken last week showing how I acquired my first model car.

I say Make that Chevy suffer!

There's been a number of posts from NNL East. Do you use "View New Content" when checking in here? They will all show up. Check under Contests and Shows otherwise.

Flying tiny parts are my downfall too. I don't understand the magnetization but it could work to your advantage. Maybe you meant static? I use tape a lot to hold small parts to work on them. I only use self closing tweezers but very carefully as if they do take off the tweezers will shoot them like a rocket across the room.

I checked (with translation) your page, Erasmo, and it was like doing this all over. We sure had some same steps and attacked them in different ways ... very interesting. Shaping brass to fit the side trim extension looked like a real job!

Thanks, Larry ... you got a lot of the "oddballs" not in everyone elses posts.

Yeah, this reminds me too of the half dozen builds that stopped me in their tracks like your 4-link. They are just resting and I'm still going.