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surfjunke

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  1. WOW! Those are all beautiful! Some really fine, clean work!
  2. Awesome work! They are all heavily modified die casts, right?
  3. Beautifully done! Really like those wheels & those rear tires. A great idea for those rear tires, I will have to remember that. Thank you. What a difference with the side tanks removed.
  4. That is quite a lay out! All very nicely done! I did not know the Revell Merc wagon was out yet.
  5. Beautiful work, Niko! All very cleanly done.
  6. Beautiful work! Really like where the '32 & the pick up are going.
  7. That is one fine looking "Buggy" ! Like the finish & those very cool side pods. The engine was good choice & well done.
  8. Both builds are really nice work. The Edsel is killer, love the stance & wheels. The woodie is very cool!
  9. Beautiful built! Awesome finish!
  10. Very cool car. You are off to a great start. Neat concept. I really like the tip/Idea about using the foam for your interior. I will have to try it, Thank you!
  11. Very nicely done!
  12. Beautifully built! Very clean work. The Italians made some really classy cars in those days.
  13. Beautiful Vette, Chris. That kit looks great as a street car!
  14. Beautiful Ferrari, Colin! Very nice, clean work.
  15. WOW! Beautiful GTO! Very clean & that finish is awesome! Nice engine bay & very cool garage.
  16. Beautiful work, Terry! Like them both, a lot! Beautiful job on your '32, John.
  17. Really great build & finish, weathering! Some really nice builds in your video, as well.
  18. Very fine, clean build! Great color combo!
  19. Beautiful build! Very clean. I'm sure he will love it! I know i would!
  20. Very nice clean build!
  21. Beautiful build! Really like the lighting!
  22. Beautiful Shelby, Brian! Great idea & very well done! Looks great!
  23. WOW! What a beautiful Hot Rod! Very cool & well done.
  24. Thank you for the comment, Mike. Oak tag is a heavier, stiffer type of paper. It is mostly used as file folders to put inside of the hanging folders in file cabinets. They can be bought at Staples or any other office supply store. Here is a pic to help. As can be seen, this one has been cut up & used. Sorry that I do not have a complete folder. The last few folders I have are all cut up & this was the biggest piece I currently have. This has been my favorite material for years for making templates. Hope this helps, Mike.
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