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Marine Tex ain't no slouch neither. and JB Weld KWIK

well proportioned & built. actually looks like it could be driven away!

Japanese planes too fast for film?

little johnny's teacher asked "what does your father do for a living?" johnny replied "he makes toilet paper and light bulbs" his teacher said "that's an interesting job, but how do you know that?" to which he replied "every night when he comes home, that's what he has in his lunch box!"

this takes me back to one of the first model kits I ever bought; nice job.

you're good; jump in!

good website link; thanks

I didn't realize those guys had passed on. we've lost some great ones in the past 10 years. my condolences to their families.

sometimes you can get a free vinyl travel bag when you join. and a discount at dunkin donuts. don't be a hater; embrace the moment.

rat rods

looks great. always been a fan of the sleeper.

all the way to the bank

it's going to be a tough act to follow! fantastic

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yes. how else would the attendant know to clean your windshield, check the oil, and put air in your tires?

don't forget the bell and hose for the pump jockey! looks great

that's how my father felt about WW II movies. he lived through it once, and had no desire to go back.

and you are them? awesome

great job. are the tail lights photo etch?

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why plural?

always have a place for speedsters in the garage. the engine photos show a wire loom. it jumps out the same way the cobra gas cap would have - too contemporary. but i'm no authority on the subject. which '40 ford parts did you use for the body? i have a bunch of amt dragster streamline parts i can see massaged into something similar. thanks; looking good.

nice wheels; where are they from?

i imagine the flash is because the original molds are being used. i remember this kit from the mid - late 60s.