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It looks awesome, like very much Maverick+don't like pro touring= Exellent looking car! Painjob looks nice and like that flat black hood on it. Engine looks good too and I have to say that keep up the good work!

This is awesome looking car! Like these wagons and you have done very nice conversion work for this one! Like those fender skirts, they give a look like show car, I think. Engine bay is looking very nice too, awesome detailing and I dig those chromed inner fenders. Great looking build, keep these coming!

Thanks Rustybill. Today Shirley got some paint. I'll post some pictures when I have something to show you.

They are both very great, awesome detailing and paintjobs are very good ones, nice interiors too! Chassis looks nice on both cars... But I still prefer that blue one. Don't know, why but it's maybe because of wheels of that red one. But both are nice!

No, my frame wasn't warped at all... It was quite easy to put together too. And for Tim, I think, I put that trailer too. I have to look now, how does that flatbed trailer fit to the truck with this rake. If it's not going to fit, I'll raise the frontend or lower the rearend. Thank you guys!

I thaught that model, where I have built lots of modifications, needs Shirley Shahan to sit on the front fender. One female figure from the box and it can be the basis... That figure is driving a car so I did some modifications to it. It's not ready yet, but here it starts. First I saw the arm in two pieces. Then with styrene, I glued pieces back together and now the angle between shoulder and fingers is bigger than original... Then some putty and now it looks good. Head, or hair needed some modifications also. I shortened that hair and added one piece of cardboard on the hair. More putty to there and it's looking good now... Here it is, original figure in pieces... Now it looks better. Test fit. It's quite good, I think. Original head: Feel free for comments...

Thank you again. I like my progress too, I'm making a good progress this time. For today I have no update, but maybe for tomorrow...

This is very good looking! Nice colour on it and painjob looks very smooth and shiney! Good job with that engine. This kit is worth buying! Have this same kit, I'm building E/Stock Drag Racer from it and this kit is very nicely detailed. It looks awesome with some details added!

This is very good looking Impala! I think it's awesome for the first build. It's awesome for the 2785th build too but specially for the first one! Like this, good colour choice and detaliling looks very nice on the engine. Trunk is looking very good too.

That paintjob is so nice! Shiney and smoooth! Detailing is super, as always and that car looks like 1:1 on the pictures! Very good job, this is very nice looking Challenger, keep on building these, I say!!!

Thanks Dave! I test fit that front axle now and the car has a little rake, but I think, it looks pretty cool with it... So, I leave it just like it's now. That part, I made from scratch fits perfectly to the front axle, that's one thing I'm happy (and suprised...). That cab is not rightly on the pictures... I feel free for comments, as always.

First I looked:Oh, '69 Nova! Then: No '69 Camaro... what...?!? Then I realized that it's Nova with Camaro grille. Cool project, can't wait to see more!

Nice project, I'll be building Hirohata Mercury some day. Keep us posted!

Thanks Zukiholic. Today I've been working on the front axle system. Test fit those front axle parts and I think, it's good... Had a bit of problems, I glued those parts wrongly but I fixed the problem. Now let that glue dry and I glue the hole front axle to frame tomorrow, maybe... Parts just need more paint. What you guys think if I would paint the cab with primer, then that DODGE text by silver. Then green paint and taking paint off on the letters...? Continues...

Very nice looks looks like 1:1! Very nice job with the decals and detaliling is super! Good job with it!

Nice job, this is very nice pickup. (Model is nice, real car is nice). Nice paintjob on it good colour choice! Is this that Lil' Red Wagon kit or what...? Nice job anyway!

Yes, exellent save! This was very bad looking on the first pictures on the workbench, but now I can't believe that this is the same car! Very good job restoring this Chevelle, but what kit is this....? '72 Chevelle, I have not ever seen a kit from '72 Chevelle or I've been eyes shut... But that painjob looks very nice, rally wheels are the perfect choice for this! Engine detaliling looks very great too. Very good job, have to say that you build these very fast!

Yes, these kits just needs some modifications if you want, they look like the real car... I'm not sure about the door panels, if someone got a good picture from '69 AMX, please post it! Have one picture from '68 but I'm not sure is it right looking...

Thank you all. George, that's the right way of building, you are right! And thanks to diymirage for that warning. Have to do a good mockup as you said...

''You have posted more pictures than allowed'' or something like that... So here is some more... And some project shots from that scratch made part... Hopefully more coming soon.

I've been working with this for a while. It's Lindberg's kit. This is quite good quality, if you watch parts what are in the box but I'm buildin my first truck ever, and there are parts, I haven't ever seen. The problem is that in the instruction manuals, there are part number marked very cleary BUT there are no numbers in those parts...! Sometimes just need to think long time before gluing some parts together. This will be green with red fenders etc., as on the box art. I will build this looking very clean, I mean, no weathering... Engine is painted by red, now I must add some detalis to it before it looks correct. This kit has a tilt cab option, that's what I'll be going to do. Frame is red, axles are black. From the front axle system: There was missing one part. I made it from scratch, quite good. I used styrene and MIG wire. More on the next post...

Steering wheel was far from perfect... It's not perfect after work either, but I think, it's better anyway. I drilled the holes and I painted it looking like wood, on the picture it looks like black and very very bad... It's much better in live version... That Mustang will be Twin Turbo drag racer...

Thank you for the link! Very much nice decals. MAYBE they'll get one order from Finland!

Veru nice, great detailing on the engine. Hole chassis is looking very good. Body is very nice too, decals are just perfectly into body shapes! Very, very nice model. Keep these coming!

Ooops... You have been written it there, but I wrote that it was BMF. But your Edsel is very nice anyway!