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Killer build. Gotta love those old funny cars.

Looks amazing Marcos. Can’t wait to read the article. I’ve been wanting to learn to do a vinyl roof. I’ve learned a thing or two from your articles in the past.

I ordered two sets from him. Just waiting for the invoice. Thanks for the help.

I must say, this build is a bit challenging, but really fun as well. Sent a few pics to my brother in law today. He loves it. I decided to scratch build a window net, as the supplied net will not allow you to see inside much. Also it’s a bit thick. So this one will hang on the door when finished. Pretty much only the body left now. I have to sand a few putty filled sink marks on the inside of the spoiler, then on to prime and paint. I’m definitely going to do another one or two of these.

He sent me a pic, and they kinda look just like the kit supplied lights.

Thanks Mike! Will do!

Thanks Mike. Yes, I saw that. Harts came up in my online search but no pic. I’ve bought parts from Harts before, but I’d like to see them.

That’s the exact one I remember looking at a while ago.

Nicely executed pro streetcar here. Great job.

Killer Camaro built. Interior, and engine looks fantastic. I love it all.

Very nice AWB. Looks just like the box art. Ditto on the dish soap while the soaking the decal. I’ve built two of these, and now working on the Landy Dodge. I’ve stripped the grills, and painted them with Tamiya gloss aluminum, then very lightly brush on some panel line accent.

Great attention to the details. Beautiful model.

Thank you Tim

Thanks Brian I’ll hit him up tomorrow.

It appears Shapeways has gone out of business?

Thanks for the reply, Bill. I’m gonna keep searching for some 3-D versions. I know I saw them, I’m thinking Shapeways. I have the kit supplied lights, stripped, and sanded, ready for decals. I think a printed set would look way better though.

Does anyone know of a source for an improved tail light for this kit? I was searching, and while the decals can be an option, but I seem to remember somebody either casting, or 3-D printing a pair, or replacing the whole rear piece altogether.

Any of the older Jeep vehicles that had this killer looking front. Then they changed the front to other grills, but you could remove them and this one still lies beneath. I always thought these vehicles looked very tough.

Thanks Roger!

Worked on the Landy AWB, and I assembled the chassis and engine, and suspension. Trying to get the interior looking like it does on the real car. I probably should have built the entire cage from scratch, instead of building off of the kit roll bar.

Pretty cool cars. I like learning the history of Dick Landys cars.

Thank you for the replies everyone. The blue on the Missile car is Tamiya TS-54 Light Metallic Blue.

Nice looking SuperBee Bill. Fantastic color choice for an old Mopar.

Thanks for the reply, but that one is from the regular Belvedere kit. The one in the pic is what I’m looking for.