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That was some good reading.

My pet peeve is not having enough time to enjoy the hobby as much as I would like to.

Same here; I will add that I really like using nail polish thinned and shot through my airbrush due to the unique color choices.

Revell '49 Mercury. AMT '62 Chevies (Bel Air & Impala).

Gonna do the safety car I see.

Thank you I used Testors Ultra Gloss clear lacquer from the can with a polishing kit on those builds.

So far, the F430 is a decent kit; I added Aoshima wheels to mine...

This is pretty cool so far!!

Metallic green with a two-toned tan interior.

Terrific job on it!!

Essence of "Blade"; I can dig it.

First thing you need to do is send them to me; I'll take it from there.

My first car was a '72 Grande Ville 4-door; I miss that car somethin' awful!!

Nice!!!

They all look TERRIFIC!!! B) I especially dig the '92 Hasegawa Civic! I got rid of that kit recently and now I can't find one for under $120!!!

Glad to hear you're back into the swing of things!!!

Cool! Another Neapolitan!! Thanks for the pictures!!

Nice; I want this kit.

I don't really care about it falling together, it was just the experience I had with the kit. I build a kit because I like the car, plain and simple. If it goes together easy, fine if not, still fine. A good part of the enjoyment to me is overcoming the obstacles I encounter. If I see a kit that, when it's built up, looks not a lot like the intended subject, then it can stay on the hobby shop shelf or in the storage warehouse.

My choice is the '69 Dart; I built one when they first came out and it fell together like a Tamiya kit. It looked the part to me but then again, I'm just a regular model builder. To my eyes, that kit fits the bill.

They have them here at the casino where I work every other week. I'll try to get you guys a few pictures of some of them.

I want the 300 and maybe a '50 Olds.

The internet.

Hey Jim, can I buy the extra set of instructions off of you? I have a kit coming and I don't think the instructions are included.