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Jose, Nice work! I love to see a liberal use of plain styrene! Very cool shapes, I'll be watching this build. These post-apocalypse type builds are too fun looking! Cheers! Joseph

Johnny, I think I have a sickness for detail! Sometimes I wish I could just do an out-of-the-box build. Thanks for the complements and never say never! Cheers! Joseph

Len, I'll keep posting progress when I can. I'm glad you like it. Cheers! Joseph

Matthew, Thanks for the complement! I know I've been inspired by plenty here, it's nice to know I might inspire one as well. Cheers! Joseph

Jairus, Thank you! I have some Decals for making Folmers' Mustang. I might be willing to sell if your tempted to go for that build. "tempt" "tempt" Cheers! Joseph

Billy, Thanks for the complement! Go for it on the window trim! As you can see it's do-able. All it takes is careful measurements and planning along with a steady hand. Try it, and make sure you share your results with me. Cheers! Joseph

Romell, Really nice work! I am not only amazed at what you are able to fabricate, but also how quickly you are able to produce it. Fantastic! Cheers, Joseph

Drago, Very interesting subject! The Brabham BT44 was one of Gordon Murray's designs, correct? Fabulous looking car! Nice photos of your project and good description of what your doing. I'll be watching for more updates. Great job so far! Cheers! Joseph

Thanks Fellas! Cheers! Joseph

Thanks Guys! Your kind words help me to stay inspired with this build. More to come! Cheers! Joseph

Jim, I'll keep posting updates, don't worry. Thanks for the complement! Cheers! Joseph

Romell, Thanks for the complement! That means a lot coming from the Scratch-Building Master! Cheers! Joseph

Plasticfanatic, Absolutely fantastic! Great work, I'm very impressed! Keep the updates and photos coming! Cheers! Joseph

Rod, Thanks for the kind comments! The program I'm using is called Photo Impact. It's a really easy and old program that I find takes a little less time than PhotoShop. But maybe it's just me. I had hoped to have another update this week, but circumstances has led to a delay. Keep watching this space, there is more to come! Cheers! Joseph

Terry, What a selection! Where do you find that R%R Vacuum craft 1966-ish Checker Marathon kit? I seriously want one! The Modelhaus 1960 Plymouth Savoy is awesome too! Cheers! Joseph

Thanks for the encouragement fellas! Hopefully I'll have a bigger update next time. Cheers! Joseph

David, Fantastic job! Interesting car, looks like your really giving it a go! Keep the photos and the "How-I-Dun-Its" coming! Looking forward to more! Cheers! Joseph

Nick, Looks great so far! Keep plugging away and post when you can, I'll be watching. Cheers! Joseph

Neal, Thanks for the compliment! I'm not sure what you mean about the Challenger logo. It isn't needed for the grill of the Posey car I am replicating (see photos). I'll just be using some fine mesh for the grill, no logo. Were you wanting it photo-etched? Cheers! Joseph

I sure hope all this works! Cheers! Joseph

O.K. Folks, First I want to thank all the help I've gotten in getting this project started. With so many screw-ups and mistakes, on my part, I've decided to start this thread over. The new thread includes Part 1 and Part 2. From here on out this will be the ONLY thread for this project. Thank you all for your patience and advice. Cheers! Joseph