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Still looking great. Are those running board going to taper off at the back?

It actually looks down-right creepy to me...which is good because that's what it should be. Something about those long open sides give it an eeriness. You should throw a sickle and some body bags behind the seat for good measure since it is the reaper's ride and all. Maybe a bone for a shifter and a skull shift knob.

Sweet idea! Im tuned in.

That looks like a RAV4 hit an FJ cruiser head on and they just melted (read melded) together. Too bad they aren't the innovators that bring mini trucks back to the forefront. I'm a little impartial but, we need a company to bring back small trucks...that are actually trucks and sip gas. Seeing Hyundai and Kia catch up with Toyota and Honda is a great thing for everyone. It will force the bigger companies to strive to be better and should make them be more competitive with pricing.

Great job! I always like these 66 Kits

Maybe he needs assistance getting the photos posted?

I'm not trying to spark debate or say it's a good or bad thing...That looks like a 2020 evolution of the current Charger to me. I remember when I first started seeing KIAs. They had a mini SUV (Sportage?) that came with debadged Alpine CD players. (They were the aftermarket kind, not some junk that KIA made under the Alpine name like GM and Chrsyler have done with Bose & Infinity.) I thought that was a pretty neat innovation in itself so, no surprise KIA is coming up with some quality products.

I can't help but notice the price tag covering the quarter panel and B pillar (normally a C) on the Camaro on the far right. It kind of makes me want to get one and do an "El Camaro" .

I guess I just do things the hard way. On chrome, I just get a bottle of testors flat black, start in the center, and brush it on thick so it runs into the creases. Then I just wipe off the rest. Of coarse, I've seen areas where I needed the ink so reach remote areas of parts too. Too bad I don't know of anywhere local that sells it.

I saw one on here a few months back that was parked in it's stall inside Darnel's garage but, have no recollection who it was that did it.

I don't see any pictures X3

Wow! Rust on top of camo, that's just great! Way to layer different techniciques to get something wonderful.

I got a Revell 68 Firebird a couple months ago with open box and all bagged parts, at a yard sale for $2...with no negotiating to boot! ...and I think Harry, Gregg, or Romell may want to move this to general or somewhere.

Absolutely, positively, without a shadow of doubt!

Man, this thing is just ridiculously cool!

The two door conversion on the body looks great.

The first time I opened this post, I was thinking this car. http://www.zabaware....NGARAGEback.jpg But you are continuing great work on this. It's starting to look really sharp.

Great Job! Of all the things I had to notice, I have never seen a regular 3x5 fog light built for a model until now. I always liked those. Also, I have one criticism. You forgot the scale flys buzzing around the pizza.

I remember the flat white Challenger. I somehow knew that this would be another great build.

Two words...clean, smooth

I never saw this before. Looks almost as if it rolled out of Leno's collection.

Looks like a well excuted stock box build. You would never know it is not a kit. I bet that if this was available in resin, it would sell pretty good.

That's an excellent project. Nice scratchbuilding. Looks like it would have came as a kit.

I've heard of buckets too....sometimes a bucket in a "bucket" Incidentally, I've never had a bucket in any of my "buckets" I've owned but, I have driven around the yard in the floor with vice grips for a steering wheel.

Except the wheels and window stickers, looks identical to a truck one of my friends used to own.