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That's what I dislike about trying to rescribe panel lines. I keep 'jumping the groove'. Currently trying to deepen the lines on an unpainted 48 Ford coupe and am making more of a mess than anything. Trying BMF scriber and back of Xacto knife. Of course I couldn't draw a straight line if my life depended on it so trying to make my hand follow where the panel line is supposed to be is a challenge.

Great work, Dave. Love the detailing under hood. And those are some seriously wide tires out back. Can almost smell the rubber burning!

Jacen, that is a great find! I think it would look cool parked next to the Batmobile. I could just see Batman and the Pink Panther staring at each other.....

Very cool build. Love these road racing Mustangs from that era. As the others said, you've nailed the look. Congrats!

Cool! Love the rally cars. I assume this is a Ford Cortina? Neat little car.

I don't think it's rel so I have to go with model....

Very nice modified Mustang convertible, Mario! Looks very contemporary. Job well done.

Indeed. The whole time I was thinking: My name is Bond, James Bond and this is my car....

Jeff, that is one cool truck! I'm guessing it has been hot rodded but maybe with a diesel, going by that DMaxx designation???

Wow! Fantastic work. Lots of detailing there. Good job, Jon!

Ira, you are having way too much fun creating these things. Great job on this one!

Here are the photos I took. http://public.fotki.com/fordalover/kingston-modelrama-2012/

I remember seeing the Dodge Daytona and Plymouth Superbird in my Dad's Popular Mechanics magazines and thinking they were the cars of the future. Didn't know they were regular cars with wings and pointy noses tacked on. So nostagia wise it would have to be the sixties and seventies for me. In the end though, model wise, I don't have many muscle cars in my collection but lean more towards 30's to 50's stock, hot rods and customs.

Beautiful car, beautiful model, beautiful photography! Well done, sir!

Great save, Curt. Sweet little F 1 car!

MHC? I work at an MHC but I'm guessing yours has a different connotation. Mine stands for Mental Health Center.

Stupid and public. The club used to do the hobby show in Toronto when it still existed. We would have a display and then sit at either end building. Glued my fingers together with ca while people watched. O.K. no problem, I have debonder. Used debonder but not all fingers came apart so without looking up I grabbed what I thought was more debonder but instead it was more ca. So I ended up with whole left had glued together and had to use a lot of debonder to get the whole mess apart. All this while people watched...This is what not to do when building a model.....

Thanks Steve. Yeah, I know how that goes. You put all that work into something and you think you could never forget what went into it but awhile later it's "Now how did I do that agan?".

Very Cool builds, Ron! Nice to see the classics getting some lovin' Like the before and after concept.

Very Cool Jean-Jacques! Very nice build. Excellent interpretation of the Sketch-Pad illustration.

Steve! That's a great Tweedy Pie. Your expense was well worth the effort cuz that is Saweet! What paint did you use because it looks spot on?

Going back to the original topic: That is a cool buggy, Frank. Interesting trailer for an interesting concept for a movie. Lots of post apocalytical stuff for Dr Cranky.

Well, it might not have turned out as you wanted, it's still a great build! It looks like one tough little Bimmer racer. I like it a lot.

Wow! Kenny! That is one mean lookin' little Willys! Love the colour combo and engine detailing. Job well done sir!

Well that would be great by me! And there was one that did run in 2 or 3 Nascar races so it could be a Model King release. Hey we can dream...