bobthehobbyguy

Going back and fixing issues is what makes the difference between a good model and a great model.Also its hard to get a clean build from out of the box. With all the chanes you've made it makesvthat an even more difficult project It will be done when you deem it complere. Keep up the good work.

Great looking bodies.

Nicely done. Very clean.

Nice work. Great start. Interesting project. Will be watching.

Nice start.

That is a work of art. As the say every piece isca model in itself.

Absolutely stunnig paint. Another masterpiece.

Cool build.

Nice start. Great job on the chop and section.

Nice work. Great job.

Neat project. I think you need to add the white border to the rear fender scallops they are outlined in black right now.

Nicely done. Clean work.

is automotive degreaser cleaners safe to use on styrene plastic? If not what else works well for paint prep?

Very nice work. Super clean. Great choices for subject matter.

The engine and chassis are works of art.

Nice start.

Nice work. Love it.

Nice start. Nicely done chop. Looking forward to more.

Nice start. Love the idea. Looking forward to more.

A real beauty.

Can't make the user smarter. In fact they have produced cell phone zombies.

Great tip. Thanks for sharing.

Good start. I would say rat rod style. The main body is 33 Willys from Amt.

Nice work on the springs . Looking forward to seeing more.

Heads up. I am in the process of putting one of these together and found that there were too sets of the pipes with the mufflers for the channeled version but none for the highboy. I checked my second kit and it was right. You might want to double check that you have one of each type. I will have to get a replacement set from Revell. Second parts are clean. On the 32 frame there is a parting line along the outside on the front rails. Also the rear needs to be cleaned up a bit where the tabs for the rear end. Another suggestion is to use acsanding stick on the outside of the frame rails there is a slight depression that can be trued up with a sanding stick. Close to starting final assembly and will make further notes then.