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I received mine on Saturday and it is pretty danged COOL!!! Now I just need the kit to go with it. Lol.

Cool restoration.

Use your imagination. Don't limit yourself.

I did this stickerbombed Honda fender with Dig's decals. Good stuff for REAL.

ANOTHER really cool build!!

This is an awesome project so far!!

This is a terrific project and I've learned a few things that will use on future builds. Thanks for sharing!!

Sinful Colors is one of my go-to brands. That Ford looks great by the way!!

Thanks guys. I still need to polish the paint out but I am pleased with how they turned out so far. The kits won't be super-detailed but just enough to keep me building and to clear out some room in the stash. I don't want to buy any more kits until I get a few finished. Thanks again for looking and for the kind words, I really appreciate them. Antonio.

That would be a really cool project...

Kevin makes EXCELLENT products and the customer service is on par with the BEST of 'em!!

I don't vouch for many people but I'll vouch for Dig ANY day.

This is one of those threads that you learn a lot of good things on. Thanks for sharing.

Hey. I rarely post my projects on forums anymore but I figure I'd give it a shot for old times' sake. These are different versions of Aoshima's Mazda sports car kit. All three are painted with nail polish and cleared with Testors Wet-Look clear decanted and shot unthinned through my {Paasche H with a #3 tip @ 20psi. They will built as a part of a fictional club of street racers. The liveries will all have similarities and hopefully by posting this thread, it will motivate me to focus on finishing them. Thanks for looking. Antonio

That's a fine promo!!

AMT '62 Bel Air, Revell '69 Nova, any Tamiya Nissan Skyline GT-R, Aoshima Subaru Legacy wagon, Revell '49 Mercury custom, Revellogram '70 Buick GS-X. There are probably more but those come to mind right now.

If they do a 3-n-1 kit, they'd make their money back. People could trade the parts they don't want to other people and we could all sing Kumbaya as we post up our Cutlasses. Stock, drag, and custom (Foose as Dig stated). The custom version could be a lowrider or whatever. Creativity would be the key. People still feel they have to build a model just like it appears on the box. Be different. Use your imagination.

The Fujimi is nothing to write home about at all I've built one and am almost done with another one only because I like the way the paintjob turned out. I got the kit for $2 so I figure I can use the practice. The rear window area is problematic as it doesb't fit correctly due to being of the wrong shape. The body looks alright compared to the 1:1 but it's not perfect either. The Hasegawa is the way to go.

I would like to have at least three kits. I'm certain that SOMEONE at Revell is reading the comments across all of these forums. It would be really nice to have a kit of this car but I'm not going to hold my breath.

Nice, I'll help out as best as I can.

I dig it!!

Hey!!

This is bsolutely fantastic!! I already planned on purchasing one of the resin bodies and now this just make it a definite build!! Thanks for sharing!

I already told you how I feel about it but now I see it on my monitor here at work and WOW!!! I LOVE it!!

I like where this is headed!!