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A very sharp, clean build, nicely done! I like your color choice Thank You for sharing Later Russ

that is one beautiful phaeton Lyle Love the colors and the eyeball shifter is "eye popping!" You make the shifter? Yes, that would be a very cool christmas card, how do i get on your mailing list? Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Well James As beautiful as the truck turned out, the Biplane is gonna be a stunner! thank You for sharing, looking forward to your next build! Later Russ

Very nice build I like it Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Super fantastic! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

"Dr. Cranky?" more like . . . "Doctor Awesome!" Fantastic paint work there Doc, and, with the flu? Friggin' Awesome Man! Thank You so very much for sharing Later Russ

WOW! Killer build Brian! I really am liking that bed work! Totally Awesome stuff! I am gonna hang on for this ride, er, build. Thank You for sharing Later Russ

AAAHHHHHHH, chemiwood, prototyping. Yes, and this can be purchased from . . . . . . where??? I had thought it was Super Sculpey for a minute there. Hey, but, Thank You once again Steve for the info and sharing the information!! Later Russ

Is the grille from the Round 2 from last year no good? If its okay I know where you can get a resin copy. The copy has been reworked to fit better. If I can get the link to the photo I will sent it to you. If this helps Looks real good, I like what your diong! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Hey Chris I would like to "suggest" some "inexpensive" tools for you and prehaps a few building suggestions as well. In your first picture you haven't yet removed the "REMOVE" tabs frome the side windows, this could damage your paint job. A set of side nippers will cleanly take care of this, Hobby Lobby should have these for around five or six bucks. In the pictures of the engine and interior I saw evidence of "nubs" from the sprue, these can be remedied with a set of finger nail clippers and fine tuned with an emery board, both of which can be found at the Dollar Store. The clippers will save your steering wheel as well. I see by the picture that you primed the body, this is very good. (I found out the hard way ) But it looks like, (here is where it took me being told by my friend Bill), marbling from the plastic showing thorough the paint. This is what Bill told me to do, use metallic silver on marbled plastic, as in the body has swirls in the plastic, Hope you got my meaning? With your chassis work, can only suggest three things to try, a very good "sable" liner brush and a steady hand, for the frame rails. Taping off the rails, "very" time consuming and lots of tape, Lastly, I have read that Silly Putty can be used to mask off the chassis and with a hobby knife angle the putty down to where the base of the rail and the chassis meet. Just some friendly suggestions for you to consider! Glad to have you in the Hobby!! We are all here to learn and have fun!! Looking forward to seeing more from You!! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

I really appreciate your scratch building skills!! Most impressive Scott! I like your subject choice, the Road Runner. I had to do the same thing to the power bulge for a Charger "500" conversion I am doing, it got "very" thin in some spots too! I am going to convert the Monogram GTX into an RR. You can't beat the "King" either! Very nice Man Thank You for sharing Later Russ

That is one "Drag Boat!" Majistic for sure! It's looking good! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Not bad for 35 years! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

I like what your doing so far, it sounds great! One "top banana" of a build I am anxiously awaiting "more" Thank you for sharing Later Russ

Chemiwood?!?! I was wondering what you were using to shape out a lot of those parts. What is it? Looking good, as always! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

I too am very interested in your build Erik! I must say that at first I wasn't to sure as to what was going on, but, as I got further along with your build, WOW! To see all of those parts and pieces go together was sheer astonishment! Thank You for sharing later Russ

looks sharp so far! I like what your doing and a diecast as well!! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

I am very impressed with your scratch building skills! My hat is off to You Brian! I really like what you are doing with this build Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Impressive! Not the "norm" I like it a lot! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Very nice concept and design what are you using to put those pieces together? are you bracing any of the seams from behind? I like your direction,Keep going, really want to see the final product! Thank You for sharing Later Russ

You did Tom and Erwin proud on the build very interesting concept and design Thank You for sharing Later Russ

nice merc's, both of them Super paint work thank You for sharing Later Russ

Alan, You are so right in having "fun" and building it for "yourself" You did a super job on a curbside build! I Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Very well done! I like your color choice, rattle can? Are the headers from the kit on the ford? Thank You for sharing Later Russ

Hey Jim Real sharp build! i like what you did with the interior, clean and simple real nice paint, i guess i am gonna have to try some HOK paint You get some real impressive results with your final product! Thank You for sharing Later Russ