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Isn't that just the ratiest thing I've ever seen? Of course I mean that in the nicest possible of ways. Love all the detail in this build as well as the weathering. Job well done sir.

What a great collection of Rally Cars, Dingo. Neat seeing the cardstock ones in the collection. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Some cool stuff there, Michelle. And I have to agree about the poster. It suits Captain Slow to a T (or should I make that to a Tea?).

Wow! That is fantastic! You did a great job with this. Love these vintage race cars.

That's a really cool concept and it's very well modeled. I like this a lot.

Sweet 48 Ford custom! Really like the colour choice. It's different than what you usually see on these.

Aftermarket? As well as the ones you've mentioned I'd go with Morgan Automotive Detail, MotorCity Resin Casters, Scale Modeling by Chris, Missing Link - the Detroit Aotumotive Group! All great guys and great products.

There is also a TNT Ski-Doo kit as well.

Wow! Scary ride indeed! Glad to see, in all of that, no one was seriously injured. But I can see it now, next day at school: "Seriously Ms Johnson my homework IS all over the highway! Really! But It IS true!"

I second being a Ron Fellows fan and love to see any of his cars built. Good job on this one.

Nice build, Mario. Gotta love the rally cars.

Too cool for school Ira! Actually that's the type of thing you picture a kid doodling in his school book back in the early sixties. Great build, man!

Wow! That is one mean looking Ferrari! Love the colour combo. Great work on getting the different colours on the wheels. Nice clean build.

Wow, Guy! That looks pretty traditional to me. The chop looks good and great use of the scratchbuilt and aftermarket items. Job well done, sir.

Robert, at one time there was a car club there as we used to go to a contest in Montreal. Maybe they are still around but I cannot remember their club name. There is also an I.P.M.S. club there and they are having a contest in September - see link. http://www.ipmsrealcote.com/mmm2012.htm

That is too cool for school, Chuck! That is an incredible use of leftovers! And fantastically gritty and grimy too.

Very cool idea and very well executed! I like this build very much. Great colour choices as well.

Hey Mike, Did you get that mini HVLP gun from Princess Auto? It looks like their brand.

Are you maybe confusing Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland with R&D Unique? R&D Unique is no longer in production.

Cool build! Love it when someone goes to all the work of creating a motorhome like this. This is great and thanks for sharing it.

Now how cool is that? And he used to build while on the road. Not what you expect from a rock musician. I like his 1:1's too.

You know, I've noticed it mentioned more than once about good deals in antique shops but I usually find models way over priced in them. Only once have I found one that I thought was reasonably priced enough to pull the trigger and that was a 61 (?) Comet for $30. I'm glad others are finding models at antique stores for good prices.

Kyle, there is at least one club in Ottawa that being an I.P.M.S. club. They put on a show every other year, this being their off year. So there are builders in your neck of the woods including car modelers.

Very nice Beetle! My grandfather had a VW Beetle so I have a soft spot for them. This one is very well built. Well done, sir!

I echo the others, Nick. You are steadily improving. This is one nice clean build. Love your colour and wheel choices. Great work!