David G.

Though all of your builds are very well finished, I'd have to say that the '57 Chevy is my favorite among them. I don't recall ever seeing a model of one built in white. It brings out a certain classiness or elegance to the car's design. David G.

A great variety of builds! Though I'm impressed by your detailing on the 1:43 scale cars, the work and detail on your Centurion is top notch. David G.

A wonderful variety of projects this year, all of them very well done. I especially like the Bentley. David G.

Excellent turnout for the year! Your patina on the Chevy Truck Trio is very convincing. David G.

Thank you Bill. Your thought on the Batmissile engine is as good an explanation as any. I don't know that I gave the obvious engine/wheel conflict much thought before I held the Batmissile model in my hands. As I when looking at how all the went together, it seemed obvious to me that there just wasn't enough space for both the wheel assemblies and engine. I even got the engine from the Batmobile that I have to make a comparison and thought, "Yep, there's just no way." and wrote the whole thing off to Heroic Fiction. Which means that it doesn't necessarily need to be believable, just imaginative and impressive. And both of those it certainly is. Thanks for your comment, David G.

I remember following your WIP on the 48 Chevy, an absolutely amazing amount of work and truly impressive engineering. Somehow I missed the build thread on the Ferrari and I'm blown away by the level and quality of detail on that one. They're all wonderfully done and each is amazing but those are the two that most stand out to me. David G.

A most impressive set for 2020! Although it's a difficult choice, I'd have to call out the Roadrunner as a personal favorite. I just love those old Mopars and yours is very well done. Of course, there is that wagon too... hmmm. David G.

Looks like an interesting project, I'll certainly keep an eye on this. David G.

That's a good set for the year. The Scarab is interesting but I love the detail work of the engine bay and interior on the Ford. David G.

Dang! You said what I was going to say! I guess that makes the point twice over. I'd have to say that among all of them, I favor the tow truck just a bit more. They're all very well done. David G.

Great work on all of them! Nice variety too. The Sox & Martin Plymouth is a real eye-grabber. David G. I

Thanks Phil, I do have a couple of fun projects planned. Thank you Larry. Thanks Danno. That one is my favorite for the year too. David G.

Sweet looking Olds, nicely detailed. David G.

An excellent set for the year! I find the '48 Woodie particularly eye-catching. David G.

Great work on all of them! I envy your painting skills. The Jaguar is especially nice. David G.

Two excellent builds! Great looking paint on the Chevy with the Soap Box Derby racer. David G.

Excellent work on both entries but the Chevy is especially eye-catching. David G.

Nice rescue and an excellent story! Thanks for sharing them both with us. David G.

A most impressive set of builds! I especially like the paint scheme on the 280 Z. David G.

One of my all-time favorite body styles. I know you'll bring out the best this kit has to offer. I'll certainly be following. David G.

Fantastic work on all of them, very well done! I'd have to say that the Roadrunner catches my eye though I can't say why specifically. It may be the luggage rack. One doesn't see those done often and when they are done, they're not often done as well as yours. An odd thing to call out perhaps but I find that it's the odd subtle details which most people don't consciously notice that can make the biggest impression. David G.

You've accomplished a lot this year! Nicely Done. I especially like the blue Thunderbird, great color choice and detailing on that one. David G.

Excellent work on all of them! If I had to pick a favorite I'd go with the '30 Ford Phaeton. David G.

All of them are very well done, the color on the pink one is great! David G.

Nicely Done! Love the Eldorado. David G.