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I'll wait. Good luck with the move.

That conversion really works. Great daily detail.

I think shoving everything into categories is bad, and you're is in one all it's own, if you must! Very cool

Welcome to the forum, that Bantam also one of my favorites!

Welcome to the Forum, caps intended. You sure have glue in your blood, and body putty too it seems. That's a very clean start you show! I can't get over your mention of Family Show Offs ... what Thanksgivings you must have!!

You've got a heck of a memory, Bill! It was the Spider with the Wankel, but I did get this because the Printz always stood in my mind as "ugly car", maybe because they were everywhere! ... I was in Europe and wanted to see Ferraris! ehhe as always, your experiences bring much to the story.

Me too, or a 2002 ... in the owner's dreams.

Good you're getting both done at same time so they put in the best they can. Mine were done 1 year apart so the old one is not as good as the later one.

This is an NSU Printz, something not many of you have ever seen or heard of. I was stationed in Neckarsulm, Germany where the NSU plant was located. It had a Wankel engine and was the ugliest car I ever saw. But, I have a soft spot for the "hometown" factory, so I got this well done diecast to maybe build a hot rod from it. The name came from the name of the town and later was purchased by Audi who assembled all five of my 924/944's there! For some reason the color just won't photograph well.

I'm a sucker for Saabs ... beautiful!

looking good!

Very cool looking!

I know there's a lot of work ahead, but this is really coming together. It's going to look like you didn't do anything (until the hood is opened), especially on the scaleless monitor.

This is wonderful detailing!

This looks truly weathered, but looks like a good opportunity for a dio display base.

Thanks, and well said.

That looks amazing! Your aircraft plating looks just right!

That IS smooth!

Fixed the photos to come from Fotki.

I love it!

This is very cool! I have a few of my Dad's cars in the works, a wonderful subject for anyone.

Looking amazing!

I put all my builds in the Workbench and mine take years .. oldest is probably 8 years old, but it's easy to add to and is a record of what I've done. ... since it's probably years since I last worked on it last! Just be sure to save a link to it so you can find in a year .. or two

Beautiful detailing!