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That's excellent build.....In Three Days?! I can't get the engine finished in three days and you built whole car and it looks awesome. The paint and detail is incredible, like the stance too. Good work.

Wow this is coming along very nicely, I like the paint job on it! Great job with the engine too, nice details on it. I can't wait to see more of this.

High And Wild! I like it. Just lower the rear end A L-i-t-t-l-e and you get perfect stance for a Street Freak. I like the whitewalls too, I will be watching this one closely.

I have one of those Monogram Camaros on the bench, too. The body just doesn't look right, but I think it can be turned into nice model. Haven't figured out yet, what should I build for this CBP. I'll look what I have on my stash.

Very nice, I really like it. Your builds are always excellent, but this one is one of my favorites. Very nice overall look and good paint job. Interior turned out great, too. Unique Wagon, I bet many modelers won't have this one on their shelves. Very nice.

Known also as Lada 2102....?

They all look great! Really nicely done builds, very clean and realistic looking, everyone of them. Especially I like the GTO and that GMC Wrecker, nice job.

They all look very nice to me, but if I had to pick my favorite, it would be the '57 Chevy. It's just so nice. Excellent detailing on them and nice paint jobs. Can't wait to see the '55 finished next year.

Thanks Rick, and yeah these were quite colorful and very nice cars Back In The Day. I put the decals on, it was big job to do, but actually it looks like Stock Car once decaled. Those Racing Numbers and Plymouth Textes on the sides were bit difficult to get right, because they are installed over the chrome trim. Some more Micro Sol is still needed for the decals but here are some pics.

I might jump in too. Don't know what I should build, but I know I have many bad kits on my shelf.

I saw this one while visiting in Orlando, Florida last winter. Made me laugh. We were driving Lincoln Town Car.

Woo-Hoo, I've been waiting this one! You are doing incredible job with the Challenger. It looks like ProMod body, and very nice one. Can't wait for more.

Yeah Thanks very much Bob, it took some time to find the pictures from my Photobuckets (I have two accounts, because the other one got stuck for year ago, and had to use another one for a while). I'd like to try using more photoetch and aftermarket parts on the engines, now I use only Battery cable connectors but nothing else. Maybe I should try adding more of those, it would make the engines bit better... Maybe. I like to build all details from different kinds of Aftermarket wires, or regular electric wires and sheet aluminium. Hose clamps are BMF.

"I do believe that Santa's sleigh gotta have a Big Block Chevrolet, if it's gonna make around the world on Christmas day...." Excellent and really fun build. My hat is off. And Merry Christmas.

Thanks Cole. My stupid computer has somekind of problem, when I tried to upload pics to PhotoBucket, it shut down and took 20 minutes to start up again. So don't shoot me if I have some problems with the pics. Body is Foiled now, it turned out Okay, could be better but Now I have to live with it. Now I have to remove fingerprints of it and add decals and shoot a clearcoat. Hope these Pics show.

Thanks for the comments everyone! Engine bay detailing is maybe one of my favorite things in Model Building. Well not always, I don't really like scratchbuilding fittings for fuel lines (see the Chi Town Huslter on Drag-Section). I should get a bunch of projects done early 2013, I have '71 Cuda Pro Stock, '53 Hudson, '64 Belvedere and the Chi Town Hustler planned for early 2013. And more to come.

Thanks Dave ! Update for the Hustler. I managed to get some more Fuel Lines done. Not the funniest thing in Model Building I guess, there's a lot of little parts on those fuel lines, and more to come. I should have another update soon.

Thanks Jon, and I agree with you. It's great to see different cars than always Petty cars (There's nothing wrong with them either). But after I get this one completed, I will start hacking with Petty '67 Torino Talladega. I got started the BMF work with this one yesterday. I have still more work to do with that, but I'm trying to get it foiled today, stay tuned.

Very Nice GTO. It turned out really nice Bracket Car, the overall look is very nice and clean. Really like the color and paint job too. It's always nice to see these Sportsman Class Racers too, even if I like seeing Pro Mods and other fast Doorslammers etc too. Good Job.

Can't go wrong with Bubbletop Chevy Super Stocker, or 409. That looks fantastic to me, paint and detail is really nice. It looks very clean build overall, one of my favorites I've seen in a while. Really nice one.

Thanks Guys ! If I remember correctly, I got one more finished in 2011, but as long as I have over 10 builds in one year, I'm very happy. But of course it's all about quality, and I've improved alot this year. Thanks.

Looks Good! The kit is great, except the engine is not perfect, but otherwise I really like it. I'm building one myself too, I'm tuned in to get some inspiration. So far your work looks excellent, nice paint job on it, those decals are really nice too.

Here in Finland, Duramax Diesel Pickup Truck. And Mercedes Benz B/Street Drag Racer:

As many earlier years too, this stays on my list. Never seen one on eBay.

And the last one was '57 Chrysler 300C for Cannonball Rally. Suprisingly, it took the third place on that Race! Thanks for everyone who voted this one! It's built from AMT kit with little modifications to make it look a bit like old Stock Cars with steelies. Thanks for Looking in and comments are of course welcomed & Appreciated.