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WOW, nice way to get back into the hobby. Looks beautiful !

Makes life worth living. Congratulations

Love it

The fools who think an empty AMT annual box is worth 25 dollars

how about a sharpie ? (black magic marker). You may have to do more than one coat to get it black.

To quote a line from Con Air......Beautiful? Sunsets are beautiful, newborn babies are beautiful. This... this is (deleted word) spectacular!

Colors look just right for that car

No doubt it's real

Very nice, no criticism except the tank driver wouldn't be seen in the turret. He'd be in the lower hull

Dr Cranky will be along shortly to draft you into the zombie patrol for the 57 tank

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's much better than that chrome helmeted mess from Tom Daniels

I'm going with real. I do see wires and a whole lot of other clues that lead me to say it's the real deal.

Good morning folks. This is the day we remember Christ's resurrection. And it gives us hope that because He conquered death, so shall his followers.

Whatever you do do not say needle juice three times. You've been warned

If he's a friend do it as a gift.

WOW Beautiful work

You've shown a lot of improvement from when I first joined here

looks like someone has a bottle of Dr Cranky's elixir

Model. Too many details missing

Inspired by a thread not too long ago describing what a gasser is I decided to do the following Take an unbuilt AMT 63 Corvette stingray I had And take a built up rat packer I did a while ago I've got some trimming to do on the back of the chassis you can see the pencil line I have drawn already, and I have to cut the interior tub down, but it will fit And hopefully it will all come together made a little progress..........................I started cutting up the frame and interior tub. This actually went better than I thought. I was a bit worried at first because everything was already put together so I had to be very careful holding everything as I made my cuts. Also this is the most I've ever done as far as modifications. I know this is child's play for you guys, but being my first attempt I was very cautious. I used a fine tooth hacksaw to make the first cut across the back, then rounded the corners so they would fit into the rear of the vette. Had to cut off the rear window shelf and lower the tub sides by about 1/4" so it would tuck inside the new body. The dashboard had to be lowered, and the roll cage re-worked. And as of tonight it looks like this, I still have a lot more I want to do with this including getting the rear end to tuck more into the body but the decals got me excited enough to post it up A Big Thank you goes to diymirage for making the Rick's Speed Shop decals for me. Check out his thread over here http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=40009 He got them done quick and they were packaged very well. I will be ordering more from him for sure.

Beautiful. It's refreshing to see stock builds of this kit.

sure had me fooled

I'll need a high res image of that Monster drink hood, for, errrrrr, um,,,,,,,research purposes, yeah that's it research. Seriously, that is some fine work on all 4 cars

WOW, I have the original AMT 67 Camaro Pace car kit. I hope mine comes out as nice when I finally build it. This by far my favorite of all the Indy pace cars.