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Thanks Dave and everyone else. I'm thinking about filling those seams behind the drive sprockets with Wite Out and repainting them. Don't laugh, I have used it for filler in the past.

Very well done.

Beautiful!

It is very clean. I like this one.

It looks outstanding to me. Nothing to be ashamed of at all. Don't feel bad, very few of my models have a lower radiator hose.

Nice work on the stripes!

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Welcome

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Welcome aboard

Welcome aboard

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum

This is nice!

Everything looks beautiful Dennis.

I would love to have one of these. I would paint it in Afrika Korps yellow.

Here's ole Greased Lightning ready for battle. This is a better detailed kit than the first one with separate tools and actual towing loops rather than nubs molded to the hull. The Ma Deuce is better detailed as well although there is a sink hole in the ammo can. Parts fit was good and very little flash for such an old kit. I didn't do the rocket launcher version as i just don't care for the way it looks. The biggest let down are the cheesy vinyl tracks in both kits. I'm sure they could be made to look better by someone skilled at weathering. I painted both from the same tin of Humbrol enamel but the came out different shades. Don't know what caused it but the real things were seldom exactly the same shade after a period of time anyway. Once again I had fun and they look good on the shelf. Now if I can track down the Hedgehog and the Greyhound scout car.

I like it! Looks like you had trouble with "gremlins".

Seat upholstery reminds me of those mesh cushions that my dad used to put in his cars.

Not my type of car but you are doing some fantastic work here.

Those lenses look much better than the kit parts with the pin in the center.

That is beautiful! Love the gauges.

I would do every thing I could to put this guy out of business.