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I would like to entry to this build, but I can't build this model that fast... Bought just '32 Ford but deadline is too tight.

Frame made from scratch!!! I think, I'm going to hide my frame forever... Very interesting build, I will be watching this one!

Awesome detailing on this! Like that engine alot and and paintjob looks awesome. Colour is very good too...

This is very good looking model! Paint looks nice and engine is perfect with all those details. Your build are always very nice!

This is AWESOME as usual!!! Very good looking colour and paintjob. Detailing looks very good too. I'm building Pontiac Firebird FC from Airfix ''Burnout Bird'' kit. I'm trying to add lots of details to it. I've been watching your builds as a reference. But very great job with this!

Very nice looking GTO. This should be very interesting in 1:1... Nice detail work and colour looks good, as that paintjob. Very good looking interior on it, very nice work as usual. I think, this is one of your best builds, I've seen...

I think, that weathering looks very nice! And realistic. That colour is nice too and engine detailing looks awesome. I like that Chevrolet badge on the firewall. Like those exhaust pipes too and steelies are looking good on it. Keep on the good work!

It's just how Mike said... Here are a few pics from my '57 Nomad. I had no styrene so I used some other plastic... Some plastic and putty: And a carpet: Finished interior: It took very long time with my Nomad but it's worth it.!

That's very sad thing, but I hope he gets better... But hey! 1320wayne, cant you tell me what is the kit behing that Monza...? I'm interested... My dad is building one. It has some Japan body mean Doyosha (not sure how I could write it correctly) and '57 Chevy Pro Sportsman frame... My dad built also this, Bill Jenkins tuned '62 Bel Air: Dave Strickler was the driver on this Bel Air but it's Tuned By Bill Jenkins.

This is looking very nice! You have very great talents and your Mustang is looking awesome! Painjob is awesome and that engine detailing looks very good! All details on the body are looking good too, very sharp model, thank you for sharing and welcome to the board.

Well, I has to say that some of new cars are looking ok. For example '99 Chevrolet Impala SS (don't know what you think, but I think that it's quite new car...). That Chevy is looking pretty good and that 2010 retro Challenger is looking quite ok. But with this Charger, I don't like that frontend and new Camaro (mean 2010) is not looking good either, don't know what's wrong with it. My favourites are maybe cars on the fifties or sixties... That's true that builds are different if you (or me or everyone) builds old and new cars. I have one very different project; Renault Alpine... Haven't seen that engine cover before, 'cause I have not ever took a close look to new car engine. But your model looks nice, new or not!

This Camaro looks very nice and it's very great to see that it's built to Sunoco Camaro! Very nice paintjob, shiney and smooth. Decals are just perfectly into body shapes and engine detailing is awesome. Interior looks good too. That chassis is also very good looking, specially those headers and exhaust pipes are looking very very good.

That's looking very very good! Nice paintjob and decals are fitting very nicely. Foiling looks good too! But please, more pics!

Thank you all for the replies! There came no hood with Mustang, have to buy one... And all what khart said, is true. And as you all can see from that picture, Johnny posted, Shirley had fair hair. That's great picture, it would help with building Shirley very much. I didn't find that picture from anywhere, I had only a few pics from Shirley. But now, back to the bench and again, thank you for those replies!

Oh yes, now when you said it, I think so too! I must do something to it, thank you for that note!

Because it would be too expensive to order that trans kit from Modelhaus, I designed to build that '73 rearend my self. First I took a bit of styrene, that will be the taillight panel. It's quite good now. Then I took saw on my hand and right now the rear bumber and '71 taillight panel are two different parts... I bit of sanding and bumber looks good to me. After that I drew new taillights to that panel, I made and that AMC-badge on the center will be piece of styrene...Maybe. But now I have a question. Do these Javelins had black taillight panel? How about that rear bumber upside...? Badly told, but maybe you guys can see, what I mean... This is what Jo-Han gives... Saw that taillight panel off from bumber. Made that piece of styrene also... And this is how it looks right now. I painted a few little details to engine. Transmission is painted with Humbroll Metallic #53 Comments are welcome as always...

Thank you, Jim! Now Shirley is ready to sit on AMX frontfender. Oh yeah, it's not ready jet so Shirley can sit on some other car. Anyway, I painted clothes with white, blue and red, as AMC colours are. I had to do some re-working on Shirley, the head was badly. I mean, Shirley saw only his feet, nothing else. Now the head is rightly in place and she's waving to the crowd. Hair is painted by my own mix. Comments welcome!

Awesome job as usual, John! Your models are looking great, it doesn't matter if they are new or old ones, I think. But this is something, you can't see every day, meaning '70 Camaro Funny Car. This paintjob is very beautiful, and smooth. Engine detailing is super as always, your models are very impressive and they give great ideas! Keep on posting these old models, and of course new models too!

It looks like 1:25! Very nice job, paintjob is beautiful and colour is good. I like those stripes too, they give great look to this model. Those wheels are very good looking too, like those very much. Keep on the good work!

It's very nice, I don't like new cars... This body is not looking good, but model is built very nicely!!! That painjob is awesome and engine looks good only that cover made from plastic? is not nice. But it's on the 1:1 cars, I think. Am I wrong...? Don't know. But after all it's very nice model from retro Charger.

It's very nice, that weathering looks very good and with those pictures, this car looks 1:1 scale! Awesome job on this!

That's very nice! I think, those wheels are ugly, but it doesn't matter. Paintjob is beautiful, so shiney. Interior looks very good too. I would paint those upper side trims on the body. Engine is very nice, but those heather hoses are white!? Usually they are black and that piece what is connecting them would be painted by silver. Well, those are just little things, you are modeler who got some great talents, keep on building!

It's looking very nice. Like these old school style custom cars. Engine looks very good, nice detailing on it. But two things: Those exhaust pipes are very good ones, but I've ever seen they going like this. I'm not a fan of those, but they look cool at the same time... And the other thing, now one would just put his trophies to the bed without any rope to keep they in the place. Those are just little things, it's very, very nice model, those wheels and tires are looking awesome!

Welcome to the board, Nick! Your Mustang looks very nice, I don't like new cars usually but this one is cool! Awesome details on the engine and painjob looks very nice too! That chassis is looking very nice also. You are very good model builder, I think. For the next model, you would buy aftermarket plug wires, they give your model still better look, but those are very good too! Have nothing to complain.

That's very nice conversion! Good job, it's not a small thing to make Impala to pickup. I like those taillight, 'cause they are in different places than in original car. Paintjob looks very good too!