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Very realistic looking. Great workmanship !!!

Bill Thomas' Cheetah Daytona Cobra Coupe 1940s Dodge Power Wagon

That is a great looking model of a great looking car. Beautiful workmanship building that kit.

Amazing model building for sure!!! Do you know what materials these figures are made of?

That is really awesome, a unique and interesting idea and built very nicely.

Those are really creative and impressive skills. Thanks Doc for sharing it with us.

Very nice looking model. I really like that Razberry color, looks great on this car.

That looks quite nice. It does have similarities to the cars mentioned but also has it's own look, which is a lot nicer than most of the car designs I've seen lately. I like it.

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Very nice! It is good to see different types of cars.

That is a great rework, the finished model looks really nice!

That looks very nice !

Very nice model. What colors did you use to paint the seats and the steering wheel? I really like the looks of them .

Here is a full scale model car. Actually, I think it is slightly larger than the real car but it is an amazing build. I saw it on another forum and hope this link will work. http://bringatrailer...00sl-from-teak/

I tried the Totally Awesome today to remove chrome from some parts of a Monogram 1980s Oldsmobile. It worked really fast, just about an hour, and the chrome plating was gone. Thanks for the tip.

OK, we're going way back here. When I took driver training in high school, in 1963 , we drove standard Studebaker Larks with no pedals or steering on the passenger side. First we took Driver Education in a classroom then we took Driver Training for actual driving practice. I also feel that people should learn to drive with manual transmissions as it would make them concentrate a little more on their driving and give a slightly better understanding of how cars operate.

That's a really nice looking model. Thanks for the info on the parts you used. I hope to build a salt flats '53 Stude fairly soon.

They're all nice but I voted for the Ferrari. It looks so clean, nicely detailed, and excellent paint.

That's a clean looking model. The paint job and detailing are really nice, very realistic looking.

That's cool

I owned a 1976 SAAB 99 EMS and had a lot of fun driving it. Would like to see a model of that car.

While I don't know anyone personally here I want to first thank Gregg for providing us with this place to get together and share info. and ideas. I also want to thank Harry, Romell and the other moderators for doing what they can to keep things running smoothly. Thank you to Dr Cranky (Virgil Suarez), Bill Geary, John Teresi, and so many others for building and showing such amazing models and being so helpful with useful information.

This is a very impressive offer by Moebius, great customer support. I will definitely check out all future models you guys release.

Earlier I posted a list of some cars and trucks I'd like to see, I'll put the trucks here and add a couple. 1940s Dodge Power Wagon 1960s Jeep FC-150 and FC-170 pickups 1960s IH pickup and Scout 4x4

If this is limited to American vehicles, here are some I'd like to see; Late 40s Dodge Power Wagon 51 Studebaker "Bulletnose" 62-64 Studebaker Hawk GT Mid 60s Cheetah Mid 60s IH pickups and Scout 4x4 2000s Cadillac CTS-V Sedan and Coupe