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TheCat

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  1. Thanks Jim... This engine is going into my little top secret build that I've been working on for the last few weeks. I'm getting to the last few days to get it done.
  2. WOW, awesome build!!!! Love the paint job and all the detail you've done.
  3. very nice.
  4. very nice build.
  5. very cool looking build.
  6. very nice clean build.
  7. Very very nice... I saw this film when I was a teenager and just recently seen the film again in Netflix and I completely forgot about that Mustang. I also was thinking of creating a model of it.
  8. TheCat

    Cobra 40

    Very interesting Concept.
  9. LOL... that's pretty good.
  10. That's a very nice looking build. Did the seatbelts come with the kit?
  11. I know what you mean. I have one myself and I'm not sure how to build it... I'm leaning toward a factory stock, but not sure yet.
  12. Very nice build.
  13. looking good so far.
  14. WOW Jim, Yet another great looking build. The interior, engine compartment and chassis detail is great!!!
  15. AWESOME Job on this 56 Jim. Love the interior and engine compartment detail.
  16. Now, that's an AWESOME build. Love all the little details you've done to it. Especially the rear window effect. AWESOME!!!
  17. LOL, that's cool.
  18. TheCat

    Austin Mini

    I always wanted to build one of these Minis. You've done a great job on this one. I like the interior and engine detail you've done to it.
  19. Very very cool looking build you have there.
  20. very nice job on the weathering.
  21. Very cool build you got there.
  22. Very nice for your first build Phil. Every little detail would make the model look even better. Always do your research on the model in mind. I always search for lots of pictures of the car that I'm planning to build. Front, Sides, Rear, Chassis, Interior and close-up pictures of the engine compartment. I agree with Jeff. You just need to work on the Photos. To take good photos, you don't need to have a big area. But lighting and background is very important. Should have a background that will not take away from the subject (model). It should actually make it center of attention. Here's a sample of what I mean.. These were taken on top of my dinning room table with a background that I printed out on my computer and placed it on a semi-circle in the background. Also, think of investing in a good camera that can take Macro pictures. NOTE: not my best build. It was one of my earlier builds (9 years ago).
  23. That's a really cool looking Coupe. Great job you've done there.
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