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HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! That's Hawareweus!!!

Very nice replica, indeed. Love the color.

Just realized I forgot the gutters. Well that's somethin else to work on.

VW Dave ask me to put this up, so here it is. My '69 Charger 500 ..kinda.. It started life as a wire controled Genral Lee I got around '80-'83? Just a toy. Only about a third was left so I built the small diorama to display it. I dremeled it all rusty, cut out and hinged the trunk,then added a tarp to cover the missing parts. Raiding the old parts box for a set of tail lights, a screw-driver trunk latch and a few other Charger parts left from other builds. The garage is made of wooden window blind slats with 60 grit sandpaper 3-tab shingels.. that took the longest. It was worse than doing REAL roofing. The fence is made from wooden coffee stir sticks, the posters just printed on photo paper. The leaves and yard debris are mostly popuri ground up in a coffee grinder. The boxes are brown paper bag and the cloths line is simply sprue heated and stretched.

Sorry to hear that, Harold. I had to do that 15 years ago to a my dog "Sheba" she was three weeks older than I was. She was 22 and blind, deaf and could barely move. But now the pain of the loss is gone and only the fond memories remain.

Agreed. I spent 3 hours last night cleaning my daughters computer. We share the same DSL connection but her computer was so filled with "EXTRAS" from all these kid sites that she had 78 active processes! Some updates and removal of programs and now she has 30 processes and her computer is three times as fast.

Awsome dio!!!! And yes how about a tutorial.

That's just wrong! Stupid weather!

Looks Cool. I've never seen one of those in kit form

I'm going for four in a row and saying...... Model

Johan Superbird. Birthday present for 1977.

!WOW! That is the most realistic diorama EVER!!!

Good looking model

According to the Mopar specialist (can't remember his name but he his well known among Mopar fans) Bruno,is it Galen Govier? He is a big Mopar decoder. BTW nice build.

My friends and I used to take new models, build them and then glue hollow marker shafts (crayola) to the bottom with coat hanger straight axels and race them down bike ramps... FOR KEEPS! Makes me smile to see one like that.. He took what he had and worked with it.... hmmm others here could learn from that, I believe.

Thanks, Mercman, and Ed. I've been doing this the hard way.

Hey! No fair makin fun of my build like that... I was only 25 then

SHARP! I built a moonshine still from mine

I built this from faded memories of stories from my Grandfather.

Sweet ride. Interior is awsome. Wish mine look as good.

Lookin sweet. Keep 'em comin.

hmmm.. I don't know... Looks more In-Violet, to me. Seriously, nice build, love the color.

I hear ya, James. We're from the same era... I Wish! I had half of the toys/models I destroyed as a kid.... I'd be a rich antiquities dealer ... I'll be keeping an eye on this resto job, maybe I'll get some ideas to save a few of my own. Good Luck: Drew

The tail lights say real... The Wheels say model.... The pin stripe on the trunk says real... Two to one... Real