David G.

The paint looks great! I've been going back and rescuing my old threads from the PhotoBucket Monster, I only have a few left to do. It's a pain but It also gives me the opportunity to reedit and improve the quality and appearance of the photos. David G.

Which one, the Edsel or the Plymouth? I look forward to seeing it Bob. David G.

Hello Everybody! As some of you may know, I've been going back over my old threads and updating old photos and replacing broken photo links. To say that there is a lot of work involved in such a project is a bit of an understatement. I've gone in and reedited the old photos to hopefully make them a bit more eye friendly and uploaded them again. This should be the last time I have to rescue this topic from the PhotoBucket Monster. Thank you for your patience and I hope you enjoy. Regards, David G.

Hello Everybody! As some of you may know, I've been going back over my old threads and updating old photos and replacing broken photo links. To say that there is a lot of work involved in such a project is a bit of an understatement. I've gone in and reedited the old photos to hopefully make them a bit more eye friendly and uploaded them again. This should be the last time I have to rescue this topic from the PhotoBucket Monster. Thank you for your patience and I hope you enjoy. Regards, David G.

Thank you Bob. Just a head's up, this kit did give me a little trouble when it came to fitting the body and chassis together. As I remember, I could get either the front or rear of the body to settle completely over the chassis but not both at the same time. I chose the front and left the rear of the body up off the chassis by about 2mm. I never did figure out why it wouldn't sit all the way down, maybe you'll have better luck with that. I also had to do a bit of body work to blend the front panel into the body. Other than those two points, it's a great kit and I had a lot of fun building it. You may have seen it already but here is a link to the WIP I posted for this model. It may come in handy when the time comes to build yours. I do remember the Edsel slogan, "The thrill starts with the grille. And never seems to end." Thank you David, it's kind of you to take the time to say so. I build stock whenever I can, just the way God and Detroit meant them. David G.

Thank you Anders, I'm glad you like it. David G.

Thanks Rusty! David G.

Excellent color choice! Definitely looks correct for the era. David G.

Tight looking chassis Bob, any plans yet on how you plan to tackle the windshield issue? David G.

Museum quality, beautifully done! David G.

A clean, tidy build. Looks great! Love all the window stickers. David G.

Cool concept, I love these Retrofuturist builds. David G.

Thank you Chaz. David G.

Excellent rescue! Is the targa stripe paint or a decal? David G.

Beautiful Cuda! A definite summer night strip-cruiser. David G.

There are so many options for a kit like this. I'm interested to see where you take it. David G.

Thank you Bob. I'm not sure that I could do another one like this myself. A project such as this takes a good bit of mental energy, probably more than I currently have access to. David G.

Thank you Gareth. I think I may have something like that lying around. I'll see if I can dig it up. Thank you Carl. I have brushed Alclad a couple of times but just for touching up small areas. David G.

Hello Everybody! Over the weekend I got some paint sprayed so here are a couple of quick shots to show off the color. Please pardon the dust. I like the glow this paint has. As always, thanks for taking the time to look and please feel free to comment. David G.

Beautiful color, excellent foil work, looks fantastic! David G.

You definitely nailbed the street prowler vibe... Smoooooth an' Deadly. David G.

Looks great, Excellent color choice. David G.

Nice buildup of a classic Tom Daniel design! David G.

Good clean build, nice engine detail. David G.

Dang Bob, It seems that you just cant catch a break with this thing. The chassis looks great though. David G.