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I'm lovin'the detail on that flattie! Great work.

Both of these trucks are great. I have just started doing the same thing, putting together some of the "leftovers" and making a custom. Awesome job!

This is outstanding work! Love the paint and the details on it!

Great job on a great kit!

I love this kit and I am glad you left it original plastic. Nice work!

I gotta get one of these! Nice work!

Nice work, Joe! Paint looks great and that interior is a knockout!

Classy looking car, and you did a great job on it!

I love this kit, and your interpretation of it is awesome! Great job!

Rather unique body style, but I like it! nice work!

Nice work Toby!

Awesome work Chris!

Another great one, Felix! Color looks great and the interior looks well done!

This is my 11 year old son Nicholas' latest project. It is the Jada Camaro done up Bumblebee from Tranformers style. We took his building one step further and I taught him some things he had not done with snap builds and pre-painteds. He learned how to spray with a rattle can, do some polishing, interior flocking and detail work, and what types of glues and tools to use while building. We are both very pleased with the results, alot better than what I was building at eleven! It was also an opportunity to show and explain to him what the different components on a vehicle are. Please leave a comment, I'm sure he will appreciate it!

Hey everybody! This is my version of the Revell Kurtis Midget. I decided to go with my own paint scheme on it, and I love how it turned out. Tamiya Brilliant Blue, Pearl White, and Italian Red sprays were used on it. Only things added were spark plug wires and the photoetched parts from the kit. Great kit, I recommend it to anyone who enjoys this subject matter. Trailer was done in black with Bare Metal foil used on the decking. Hope you enjoy and please leave a comment! Ed

I agree with the others, shorten it. I would cut just in front of the forward edge of the fender and snug it right up to the cab. Otherwise it looks too long in the wheelbase for a gasser imho. As far as the fenders, aesthetically the stock ones look great, but from a racing perspective I think the Willys style are lighter and more aero friendly. Can't wait to see how this turns out!

Can anybody help me with a few questions about Bonneville style cars? I have been scouring the internet for vintage photos and have decided I want to build a few of these great racers. I would like to do a So-Cal Speed Shop style '34, but where can I get a track nose for the front? I know the '29(?) Model A kit came with one, but are there other options? How about tires and wheel covers? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Ed

Mere words cannot describe how cool this car is! I especially like the truck grille on it, looks great! Awesome!

I've never seen this one before David, it looks great!

Very nice work Felix. Paint is great. Are those the kit supplied woodgrain decals or did you make those? Thanks!

Somebody finally made a Pinto look cool! nice work!

All very nice work but that Caddy is killer!

Sweet car Danny! I have always liked this car but was too worried the decals on a kit this old might crumble! Paint looks great and the chassis detail is outstanding!

Outstanding job Felix. Color looks great and the interior looks good as well! I watched the movie "The Other Guys" and early on Samuel L Jackson drives two Chevelles that look great, now I wanna build one! Good work!