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Hi All, I've been building a Custom Willys from the AMT '40 Willys tilt-nose Gasser kit, and taking photos along the way. It isn't finished yet, although posting this may get me moving. Hope you like it. Here goes:

Hi Jason, That has all the Food Groups for me...great subject matter, and skillfully done. Love the livery, the interior, it sits right, and the wires/rubber look perfect too. Beautiful work Jason. Brian

Hi Tom, It's Brian Makosky writing. Am looking forward to another great show and visit again this year. I expect to have a couple of builds on the tables. Thanks again to you and the club for putting this on. See you Friday, and Saturday. Brian

John, I always enjoy seeing your stuff, and this is no exception. Beautiful. Brian

Thanks Tom, Still figuring out how to navigate, Brian

Thanks Harry, Your bikes are quite stunning. A quick photo posting question...my photos appear only when I am signed in to the forum, and if not signed in, indicate that I don't have permission to view....how do I post a picture that is "always on the page"?

OK...that worked. I also have this "salt-T" that I recently completed Brian

OK...first time posting a photo, so bear with me. I built this T over 40 years ago for my father, who has since passed. It came back to me as a bag of parts and sat for years before I polished it out and reassembled it...original Testors enamel. Brian

John, These builds look sooo good together with the sell sheets. Thanks for posting. Brian

Nice build Wayne, Brian

Nice build Al, I love the colour. Brian

Hey Ron, You've captured a moment in time...love the build, and the presentation says movement...between the drift, the handbrake, and the driver's body language...Great fun. Thanks, Brian

AMC "RAMBLUR" Hi Chuck, I saw your photo of the "Ramblur" at the start of this community build, and was very interested. I am working on a similar project, starting with the snap kit...I'm building it as a very mild custom, with two-tone paint, wide whites, and china red steel wheels. I've filled in the hood to stock, installed a windshield and am adding an interior (modified from a '50 Ford) I've replaced the grill with my own (first time using guitar string as fine horizontal bars, which turned out not too bad.) I'll post photos of the the finished build soon I hope, as I want to have it done to take to NNL East. Incidentally, this is my first post ever, so I will try to keep an eye on this topic, but thanks for getting it started. Brian