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Great to see how well the Lazy Modeller flames turned out on your Deuce as I am going to use the same masks on my next Deuce project.

Good to see your 928 as I always thought there were very interesting cars. They might have had a better place in automotive history if they had been branded something other than Porsche.

Fantastic looking Deuce in all respects. Very well designed and constructed.

I am very impressed with all the models you have posted lately. This is my favourite.

Bitchin" !!

Yours is an exceptional build of the AMT kit which I have always respected for its age.

To my eyes your Aston looks beautifully well built.

Great looking Champ Car in one of the most memorable liveries

Excellent. Well built and displayed.

#225 arrived Victoria BC Canada Tuesday October 15

Thanks guys - It was cool to see this thread brought forward as coincidentally I am planning on taking the model to a model show this weekend Vancouver BC where the dragster was based. Your replies made me look back at photos I have collected of the Syndicate Scuderia. I especially looked at photos of it with the front mounted blower as it was when I first saw it in 1963.

Great design that really works.

Another gorgeous build.

Beautiful Chevelle. Very well built.

Good looking Cobra. The blue paint looks fantastic.

Great project of a good looking Corvette. Very interesting the an actual prototype existed. With the rear end of 61 and 62 being so similar to 63-67 I wonder why GM did not continue with an opening trunk for the roadster. May have had something to do with the independent rear suspension??

Great looking front row grid !!

Love the classic. Very well built.

Super cool. Well done!!

Really Really Nice. Very well built box art model.

Excellent. Love your displays.

Well done top to bottom, inside and out. The interior looks amazing. Preservation has become so significant in the collector car world that this year's Best of Show at Pebble Beach was an unrestored car.

Thanks - Tamiya Light Blue Metallic goes on real nice directly from the spray can. It is very shiny but I did add a couple of coats of Tamiya clear.

Thanks everybody. I am really pleased at how well received this Tudor has been.

Thanks very much for your great comments. When I saw another model on the forum painted with Tamiya Light Metallic Blue I knew it would be the perfect paint for this Tudor. The real car and another very similarly styled local 5-Window are both painted with Toyota Speedway Blue which is a little lighter in shade than the Tamiya paint but very close. I have used Ala Kart wheels and tires on a couple of other Deuce models although with white wall slicks at the rear. I also like chopped Sedans and have built a couple of those - one a hi-boy the other full fendered.