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Very supportive attitude, David . Jesse builds nicely, better than I did when I was 13. If he wants to build cars for other people, why not? Especially if Jesse is not charging anyone. I think this kind of "service" is very good to have, some people want a model of their favorite car, but they can't do it theirselves. This kind of service is good for that. Go On, Jesse! Your builds look good already, keep them coming and you'll get better all the time. And No, this is not an personal attack to David, just my opinion.

Wow, thanks for the improve! It looks much better now, just needs to get used to it. Thanks.

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Great progress! I like the 1:1 car too. This is something, I've been planning for my 1st car when it's time to get one. These are not so expensive here in Finland, and of course cars need to be American. Good job all over on this build, can't wait to see more.

I'm not really sure, but could those wheels be from Revell's (or Monogram's) '64 GTO Street Machine... It has wheels what look pretty much the same. This Kit:

You did good job with this one, it looks really smooth to my eye. Parts fit well to each other, and paint job looks great. Engine details are super and I like that oil pan too.

Great build! Details are very nice and paint job looks good. I can say that you'll learn english here too. My english is not perfect either, but I've learned alot from here. And of course: Welcome!

Beautiful Old School HotRod, absolutely beautiful. Flames doesn't look like decals, to me they look like "painted on". Great paint and nice details all over, just would like to see more pictures of this one.

I can't get my Hudson finished for that, but luckily you all have built enough Hudsons...

Luckily I managed to find answer on that seat problem. But then I found this picture and realized, that I must fill a part of that seam, but not completely. Then I filled it and now it's ready for paint. And I guess that the chassis was black, since in every 1/25 Chrysler, I've seen, the chassis is painted flat black. So that's what I will do next.

WOW, truly amazing model building! These pictures could be from real car, but maybe I have to believe, that it's a model. Brakes look awesome. Those bolts look great too and paint looks incredible. This is fantastic build, can't wait to see it finished.

This will be very interesting. It looks very good already. Body shaping is something that Chevy would do if they made new Chevelle. My only suggestion is, that wheel openings on the body would be a bit bigger, now those wheels look too big compared to other car, it looks like modified, not factory stock concept. But that's just me, of course. (in new concept there must be too big wheels, because that's what today's car manufacturers like.)

Excellent paint. Those graphics look very sharp and realistic. Keep it going, I will keep watching.

Thanks! Progress is slow, but I've been building this as a side of that Moebius' Tim Flock Chrysler, and today I managed to sand that putty area of the chassis smooth. However painting the chassis didn't go very well, and now I'm thinking about sanding it a bit and then try again, with different paint. Frame is also sprayed Gloss Black, and hopefully I can start building the axles soon. Also sanded the body a bit, but few more mold lines to smoothen before primer. Has everyone else finished their Hudsons?

Great looking builds, Both of them. Personally I like the black one better, even if the white one is bit more detailed. Somehow that black just looks right. But as I said, both are great.

Good Job with the wheelie bars, Bart! This ProMod Camaro is gonna look awesome when finished. I guess it's time to pick up my jaw from the floor.

Great job as usual. Detailing on that.... On those engines is great and that paint scheme looks very good to me. Action photos look incredible. Oh, How did you make those textes to rear tires?

This looks very good too. Detailing is amazing, and nice, clean build overall.

Detailing on that Challenger is truly amazing! Looks like every sigle pipe, hose and wire is on its place and engine is functional. Paint job looks very good too. Nice build and Welcome Back!

This turned out very nice Show Truck! The style is just correct, not too modern Truck with all today's "goodies". I like the color on it, and those Whitewall Slicks look very good on this one. I like the wheels too. Engine detailing looks super, where did you get those injector stacks from?

Nice build as usual! Nice detailing all over, paintjob looks very good too. This is clean one.

What color I should paint the chassis? Somekind of primer and white overspray combination, or just flat black as the instructions say? Since some other Mopars have oversprays on the chassis, I'm not sure about this one. And one question about the interior too. Should I fill that seam what came when I glued the bench seat parts together, or does real 300 Chrysler have somekind of seam on that place?

You don't have to drill a single hole to each spark plug wire. Drill one bigger hole on the center. Much easier and finished result is pretty much the same. And I can say that it's just practising.

When talking about different technigues, I've been using a pencil to make panel lines bit darker. Of course before I primer the body, I scribe those lines bit deeper. And after the body is painted, clearcoated and polished, I will make those panel lines darker with a sharp pencil. Simple and easy, looks pretty good to me.