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Here is the last set of WIP pictures, Kenworth is pretty much done on these pictures, there have been no problems in the final assembly so far. Finished pictures will be posted soon.

Thanks James! Here is the last set of WIP pictures, Kenworth is pretty much done on these pictures, there have been no problems in the final assembly so far. Finished pictures will be posted soon.

That Falcon looks cool! I'm building same styled Falcon also on the Drag Racing Models section, check it out- might give good ideas on that cool project. Other builds look great too.

I'm building Revell's Kenworth W900, which should be finished tomorrow. American Trucks had (do they still have?) many register plates on the front bumber. Those plates where from different states. But how about the license plates on the rear? My dad says that there were no plates at all (in the cab I mean, I don't have a trailer) but whats the correct way? Did they use license plates on the rear end too, and where were they located? Any Help Would be Highly appreciated.

This should be finished by tomorrow. I have installed the interior to that cab, which is installed to the frame. All I have to do is final assembly, I hope everything goes alright.

Thanks both! These are fun to build, but really big. I don't know, where I put this when it gets finished... ...Oh yeah, this should be finished by tomorrow. I have installed the interior to that cab, which is installed to the frame. All I have to do is final assembly, I hope everything goes alright.

It looks like hard one... It could be one amazing model, I know some builders on this forum too, could build something as nice as that. Anyway those wire wheels look so realistic, that I have to say real.

Thanks for the comments of that Nova! Romell's Daytona looks super nice. It's inpossible to find any mistakes from that build, it looks so clean.

This is very cool Dragster, I was sure of it when you started this one. Paint turned out great, and that driver looks interesting. The Smoke is done very nicely too. Overall great job with it.

Haha, now I can post this one here.

Cool and Nostalgic Ford T. I like the color and details are great. Wheels and tires fit nicely to this Old School Altered. I would like to see more of this style builds being built, nice to see this one.

Well this is cool! That engine looks very cool so far, and when the body is mocked up, everything looks so mean. Great job all around, the chassis and firewall are great too.

How about slicks with white walls? They would look very good. Anyway, you did awesome job with the front tires.

This looks great, I like the details you've added to this Truck model. Sometimes it's still possible to see these Volvo Trucks here, but it's quite rare anyway. Very cool build of rarely seen subject.

Not much done since the latest update, but I managed to do little work yesterday (on Friday). I glued the interior floor to the chassis, and door panels are installed too. Those door panels can be removed, if necessary but they are glued so I can mock up the chassis to the body. Also painted those resin engine parts, intake manifold, and cylinder heads. I installed them too, but I must do some little smoothing still. And other valve cover is still missing, but needs to find one. The Gear Box is still under construction.

Great to see some better pictures of this one, it looks amazing so far. I like the intake, you've done and turbos look good too. I will keep watching this one, keep it coming.

Thanks Roy, I'm really happy how it turned out. Now I'm moving to chassis with that C/Street Mustang, Outlaw Mustang needs some body work.

Nothing wrong with it, Roy. You can join with it, just tell what is it so I can add you to the entry list and you can post the pictures here. My projects are bit stalled, but getting back to them soon.

This is clean, as always. Great job with the Fiat, paintjob turned out great and I like that engine detailing. Wheels and tires look very good too, thanks for sharing this beauty with us.

Well that is cool! Great to see really old builds in this good condition. You did amazing job, that looks like Traditional Gasser to me. Details are impressive, and stance is great. Can't believe that it's built with 60's tooling and sixties information of detailing plastic models.

I Finally got one Auto ID Quiz right, and that's great. Even though, this one was easier since that rear end of the car looked just like Dodge Dart, and after searching from Wikipedia and Google, I tried to find somekind of Australian version of the Dart, and then I found this model. It looked close enough, finally.

I don't have that Stock Chrysler kit, or the NASCAR version yet of course, which is pre ordered, but after seeing the Moebius' Hudson, I guess this will be another great kit. It looks very good in pictures too, can't wait to get one. Maybe the best thing of Moebius' Hudson kit is the chrome plating, how it is in this Chrysler 300?

Thanks Guys! I'm searching parts now, I have the wheels and tires (well wheels are same Centerlines that Falcon has, I need to cast them). Engine is a big question yet, but needs to look spare parts if I could find anything. Rear axle might be problem too. Whole front suspension system can be scratchbuilt, if I have to, but I would like to find some parts there also. I post more pictures when I have something bigger to show you.

This looks very interesting so far, I'll be watching this one for sure. Wheel and tire choice is perfect, and I like what you've done for the spare tire cover (or what it is), since I removed that too on my build.

Thanks Guys, it means alot! It sure feels good to see it finished, but at the same time it's bit sad, since this was very fun build. But anyway I'm happy that I finally finished it. After 20 years, I guess I can look back and see the skills improve when looking at this one. The snow is getting Finally away, and maybe after a month or so, it's time to mowe the yard. It's great to share these builds here, and see what people build all around the world. Here in Finland there are less builders, so new builds are shown less often (on Finnish Car Modelers Association forum). Yeah, I learned lots of new things during this build, and that's great. The next one will be more accurate, I guess. I would like to say Special Thanks for "6bblbird" of the great information about Stock Eliminator cars, and for sending the NHRA rulebook, they helped me alot. And without those informations, this would have never been accurate Stock Eliminator racer. Thanks a lot!