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I got these actually yesterday, from Model Car Contest. -Chevy SSR ( I didn't buy this one, it was given to some Junior modeler. Luckily it was me...) -'67 Chevelle Gluebomb. -7 sets of Resin steelies and Centerlines -"Polishing Set" -4 sets or rear Slicks -Front Runners

That Camaro, DoubleD posted, is something I'll build from this kit. That'll be the first version of this new Camaro, but the second one will be the SS/BM Super Stocker!

Turned out awesome, as that other one did! Paintjob is great, very Shiny. I like that stance too, wheels and tires are perfect also. Those doors are incredible and they make this build looking different than some other '49 Mercurys.

This looks like cool build, very nice job with it, especially that engine looks like nice one. Maybe I should get this kit at some point too, and build it...

Liam is in with that Lotus too, thanks for joining in! Ken: Sounds interesting, can't wait to see pictures of build(s).

Wow, those parts are looking Good so far. Very nice job with painting, and assembling too. I really like these older Funny Cars, so I'll be watching this build very surely.

Thanks, Frank! I just bought "Polishing set", and I'll be testing how it works with this Nova build. But I guess the paint needs to be removed now...

Thanks Guys! Chris: That's suprising, how much damage one driveshaft can make. Good to have Driveshaft loop on the front and on rear. I guess they are good enough now on this Nova. I managed to fail the paintjob again. Needs to get more MR.Muscle.

Thanks, Andy! Looks Like you have super nice Avatar! I built another driveshaft loop. It's from aluminium also. You think, it's better now? I wetsanded the body too, and I guess it'll be time to paint some more red to it very soon. I put the heater on in Garage, so it's possible to paint. Äh, that picture is too sharp. It does look better in person...

That's very good point too! All of the ideas, referene etc. on the same topic.

Very nice Cobra, and that kit is great too. I really enjoyed when I built it, something different than all of those Racing Versions. I like the modifications, what you've done. What about that top, it fits pretty nicely? My top was bit warped, so I had to glue it on.

Looks like interesting build so far. I guess I need to make Flip Nose to some build too, very nice job with yours. I haven't seen much Caprices built like this.

That looks very cool so far. I like '53 Bel Airs very much, doesn't matter if it's Original, Custom or Gasser etc. Your build looks Old School and that's great. Rear window will be tricky to make, I have one pretty wild '56 Chevy build with the same problem...

Those topics are great way to see different types of builds from same subject, maybe everyone don't post new topic new build, but he/she posts some pictures from it to "Let's see your.." thread. (Badly said, but hope you understood something). BUT I guess, it would be great to have sub forum for those "Lets see your..." threads. Or then it might get too crazy, and there are thousands of topics after few months, and then all subjects are already being shown. But I think, Under Glass is the best place for them, and I don't know if I like them or not.

Wow, somehow I managed to miss these finished pictures... Saw them first time in that Show Yer Drag Racers, and had to search for this thread to see more. Turned out fantastic, that paintjob is truly amazing, and it's great to see, you're building different versions of these Pro Mod Camaros. I've been thinking about buying Jo-Han's Rambler American gluebomb, and installing Pro Sportsman chassis in it...

Ken-all of them are interesting, but I would vote for that Camaro too. Or then that Porsche. Liam-Turned into very nice MCLaren! Paintjob is great after all, and really like how it sits. Looks just "right", and it's very cleanly built. Thanks for joining in, I'll add that "Finished" text to the entry list.

Yeah, entries are very welcome! So what cars actually you are building, all of them or just one? I guess you've pushed that S button, which on that "control panel", where you write the text. Try pushing it again, and text is back to normal, I guess.

Got something done for the Nova. Engine is pretty much done, still some little things to do, and maybe few details to add. Alternator is installed, so is that belt and fan too. Fan Clutch got some black washing with The Detailer, I think it looks much better now. I'm going to wetsand paint this again tomorrow, hopefully I have enough time to build another Driveshaft Loop too.

I'd like to build '66 Ford Bronco as a Rock Crawler. I haven't seen any kits or conversion parts for that... Or then something like this :

Tim, you are in, thanks for joining! Liam, that rear cowl looks very good now when it's painted. Hopefully there comes no problems with it, and you don't have to paint it again.

Thanks Guys! I've been bit hurry this week, I guess I can make some progress tomorrow. When I can get the Nova finished, I'm going to start another Stocker project, I'm not sure if it is '69 GTO D/Stocker or '70 Torino E/Stocker. My dad is building E/Stock Charger now, so maybe I need to start my E/Stocker too.

That looks great, engine detailing is incredible. MSD ignition caught my eye-it looks very good to me. Can't wait to see more updates, it's very interesting build.

I have this one, it's just a basis for a project, I didn't build it to look like that, but hopefully it'll turn into somekind of Gasser? Not sure yet.

Very nice Charger build. I like that paintjob very much, wheel and tire combo is also looking like typical 70's styled. But that's not a bad thing! Engine detailing is very clean and realistic. I was really enjoying that WIP topic too, keep these builds coming.

That's looking much better with these wheels. That's really cool pickup overall, that stance is just perfect. Pro Street Pickups are quite rarely seen, maybe I should start one, I have one new Ford Pickup, and one S10 Pickup, I'm just not sure about that Chevy, though. I might trade it to some other model...