David G.

Great overhaul! Of course the original has a charm of its own too. David G.

Thank you Carl. David G.

Great callback! I really got a chuckle out of that, thanks Brian. David G.

Thanks Chaz, It's sometimes the smallest details that make the biggest difference. David G.

Those sound like some great Ideas Joe, I haven't decided if I want to build my deluxe kit with the V-8 or the turbine, but I'm leaning toward the turbine. But, yeah, the snapper is a great OOB build and really satisfies the desire for a Barris Batmobile. Thanks for your comment. David G.

Thanks Andrew, I'm happy to know that my efforts are appreciated, both in modeling and editing. Thank you Rex. There are a lot of good snap kits out there but Polar Lights snap kits are the best I've built so far. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me Patrick. I'm a fan of the movies too... well the first two anyway. The third one's not bad but it's not as good as the others. BTW, I was a fan of the cars before it was cool . I usually tend to root for the underdog and it kind of broke my heart John DeLorean "failed". Thanks again, David G.

Hello Everyone! I've gone in and reedited the old photos to hopefully make them a bit more eye friendly and uploaded them to the topic once again. This should be the last time I have to rescue this topic from the PhotoBucket Monster. Regards, David G.

Hello Everyone! I've gone in and reedited the old photos to hopefully make them a bit more eye friendly and uploaded them to the topic once again. This should be the last time I have to rescue this topic from the PhotoBucket Monster. Regards, David G.

Believe me Mark, I know the feeling. David G.

Yesterday I set up the "big-boy" camera for some better quality shots of my most recent mock-up. Having the panel lines darkened makes a big difference in overall the appearance of the model. I decided that the lines around the front and rear deck lids and the roll pans were too dark and I've since lightened them up a little. I also detailed and installed the driving lights. As always, thanks for stopping by for a peek. David G.

So I do have a connection to this one, I knew it! One thing I was wondering though, have you considered using the wheel sets from the Pantera? David G.

Clever solution Mark! I'm eager to see it in process. David G.

Your solution is even more simple than I imagined! I do tend to over think things sometimes. David G.

Looks like you came up with a good combination. Since they used and destroyed around ten cars filming the series, I guess technically there is no "truly accurate" General Lee. David G.

Great progress on this! I seem to remember some of the decals on my Charger being out of scale too, namely the badge script decals. They were close enough that I used them anyway. David G.

Beautiful work on this so far! The hood bullets are great, excellent interior detailing and good color selection. David G.

This just keeps getting better! David G.

I can imagine how frustrating this grille situation must be for you. Have you considered building the grille with only the horizontal pieces? I think I remember seeing some of the Camaros from around 1977 or 78 with grilles that had a predominantly horizontal grate. David G.

Interesting project. I'm currently building the Heritage Edition of the Ford GT that you're working with so I feel like I have a connection to this one. David G.

Thank you Chaz. I'm glad that you're sticking with me on this one. David G.

Great mods, all very well done and nicely blended into the body work, a great looking boulevard cruiser. I think I probably would have topped off the windshield frame but other than that... Smooooth an' Deadly. David G.

Nice buildup good color, well worth the wait. The world's only mid-engine pickup! David G.

Looks Great! Excellent interior detail. David G.

I think you nailed the stance and the overall feel of the 1:1. Well Done! David G.

Excellent work on this so far! Great color choice too. David G.