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NOW you're in trouble! .. this is the point I know I won't be finished detailing for another year! Hey,, that's MY car...oh wait.. it's 8" short ... not my G35. Gonna be nice following this build!

beautiful build and spectacular photography!

Welcome to the forum and those are some beautiful builds! Gorgeous paint!

This is an amazing bit of info! Something to try.. I'm wondering if the reverse order works as well.. put a drop of water on the CA after applying it as accelerator is used.

While he's passed out I gotta say this.. This is a piece of art!

Will a super 8x10 glossy photo of "rolls of unmarked twenties, non-sequential", and sent in a plain brown envelope work?

That shine is simply beautiful and the finished edges of this are spectacular, Simon!

Are your body lightening techniques NHRA legal? .. simply fantastic looking!!

That's one heck of a lot of sanding! I'm loving the shape of that body. You're a brave man, Peter, doing this right in front of us for your first time. This is a fantastic subject and I'm gonna love watching!

Great ideas .. will be an interesting watch. ya,, always loved those cars,,

So, you didn't get the 2 front teeth for Christmas? Well, some guy named Bill has a great thread going here on basic bodywork that might help with filling that hole.

Beautiful ride!

Welcome to the shelf, Gerald. A '58 ... cool! Those were the first one's I started building.. did you come as a "3 in 1?" I was a '46, so I'm pretty crude and my body is in pieces. But, my Mom always said I was a Trophy Series!

There's nothing like the smell of fresh cut plastic!

that weathering is coming along great! Randomness is one of the keys, and this has it. Maybe about 30 more layers to go ..

Ouch is right! I had a front end kiss on the TR4A I had, but not nearly as bad. It looks like you hit a Nissan Cube .. Nice job on that tiny thing ,, I have yet to do the one I have on the bench.

This looks like an aerodynamic brick. but so cool! The louvers are all inside out.. interesting. That louver tutorial is amazing. I've never seen any better looking louvers on anything plastic!

That's cool .. but my brain keeps trying to see it in black.. .. the paint alone makes it a worthwhile build. ))

The images you posted appear to be thumbnails, small images created by some program to give a quick and small display of the original. If you took these with a digital camera, there are much larger images stored somewhere on your hard disk and most likely, in the same folder you got these small images from. They probably have a similar name also. The images straight out of most cameras are typically too large for web posting, actually. You would have to resize them to a size acceptable to the site you are posting to. Most here are posting in the 800 to 1500 pixel size for the wide dimension. You need a graphics program to make images larger or smaller. But, the files you posted would be very blurry if blown up to a usable size. I use Photoshop for all this, but they others here should be able to direst you to a native Windows program that will change image size respectably.

I love these cars, and fendered is the only way to go. Massachusetts is still basking in the sun after 2 months of rain ... and I have been AFW .. away from workbench.

heheh .. came out GREAT!!

Some major work going on there. That's like opening a 6-door! All of it looks really good... gonna be one interesting build.

Extremely nice build, though, it can't be you're first..it's just too clean a build!!! Very good job ... I think you're a natural for this.

Very cool looking. I love that body!

This doesn't sound good ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... I live no where near you!