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Thanks for the nice comments !! The Plymouth wagon is from R&R with an AMT chassis and engine, the 1961 Dodge Phoenix is an original Johan kit I restored from a glue bomb, it now has a Lindberg chassis and engine

Good year !!!

There it is, a good year I think with 13 models completed this year !!

Looking at this Oldsmobile instruction sheet reminds me the 80ies Monogram production, like the Monte Carlo or GN Buick, I know those cars are very close but I don't see any "progress" concerning details compares to kits that were edited around 30 years ago !!! Anyway I will buy one because this one has the flat hood so that would do an easy grocery getters base kit

Very nice built and story

Thanks for the nice comments. Bill, I used a spray can I've found here in France which was first devoted to ........ garden stuff use !!!! Brand is Dupli-Color, you might have that in the states The color is very similar to the Hudson "Spring Green" Sorry for the time it took me to answer

Thanks Bill, I also got the convertible one so I will modify it as you did, the day I'll touch it !!!!

Sorry but how about the Trumpeter kit we had years ago ?

Thanks for the nice comments

Thanks for the nice comments guys

Choosing the right color for these period cars is always a challenge, I think I did well on this one !!! I let you judge

Some more pics :

Here is my latest, a Moebius 1954 Hudson, built box stock expect for engine wiring. What a nice kit, always a pleasure to build, the color I choose are close to the 54 Hudson color : "spring green" and "pasture green poly" for the roof. Hope you'll like it

Nice model !!

Knowing the Heller kit quite well, you sure did an amazing job on this Bugatti !!!

One of my most wanted new tool kit would be the 1960 Chrysler 300, one of hte nicest design from this area and a very potent car !!!

Thanks for the nice comments, I didn't thought this one will bring some much memories to you all !!! Looks like those car were popular in their time !!!

Very nice build !!! I like the last pics with the 3 Charger, they all look great !!!

Ok I've changed the way to show my pics, now it looks like a 1/18 scale model !!!! Let me know if that's all right

Ho boy !!! Incredible, and funny thing is that I can see it on my computer !!! Ok lets try your solution !!!

Hi guys, Back with a new built, this time an original AMT kit from 67, a 67 Ford Galaxie, it was an unbuilt kit I've got with the box, minus the custom parts ( which I don't really care...) So I decide to keep it simple, simple detailing, automotive spray can paint and lots of polishing. Here are the pics, hope you'll like it

Thank you for the nice comments guys !!! I like those big boats, I have a souvenir riding in a 66, it was like it could always accelerate without ending, those engine were incredible, a really fast car