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Karl, Sweet job! I give you credit for taking the plunge and painting it white . I shy away from white paint jobs because EVERYTHING shows up BTW, I was lucky enough to visit Latvia about a year ago, beautiful part of the world you live in over there. The pine forests are amazing. Hope to see more of your builds.. Cheers, Ian

Cool stuff

Rick, Yup, been there as well. I sold all my stuff in '94 after my first divorce, HUGE mistake. After this divorce, I just moved my stuff to a buddys house, and waited until the funk was gone, and dove back in. Never again will I make that mistake HTH, Cheers, ian

Killer! glad to see ypou back on this one!!

Chris, I drove a Morris 1300 when I lived in England back in the '80's Mine had dual mirrors out on the fenders. It was even the same color as in the brochure Wow, did that pic bring back memories..... Erik, Where can you get aftermarket outside mirrors? Cheers, ian

I got my set of muscle car tires from Frank. They were cast in the tan resin, and they are really good. no air bubbles whatsoever A little cleanup, sanded off the pour stubs, cleaned up the relese agent, and voila, ready for primer and paint good stuff Cheers, Ian

Cool

Lee, Did you scratchbuild the battle damaged Constellation, or did you use the CultTVman resin conversion?

Thanks guys!

Hey all, Is there anything wrong with Missing Link's site? I'm trying to order the Hudson 4-door conversion, but I can't seem to navigate the site. Any help? Cheers, Ian

Jesus, Nice stuff!!! Welcome aboard

Nice, What kit did you start with?

Beautiful. Another one saved

Matti, Nice job, Love those old Pontiac sleds Mid '60s body styles are the best.. I have several Bonnys myself, and I've addressed that rear "squat" issue. On the '65 Grand Prix I've been tinkering with, I glued styrene rod on the rear of the chassis to give it something to glue to. Seems to work, Cheers, Ian

Looks good Geoff Nice, clean build... can't wait to see it finished...

Alex, I picked Go Mango for my Cuda as well. I dusted my chassis and it looks pretty good. I still have to wetsand my body after another round of body work. I'm watching this thread to see how you progress on this build Cheers, Ian

foiling

A lot of people use that Wesley's Bleche White, that whitewall cleaner, and put it in a tupperware container to soak it overnight. I use Easy Off over cleaner to clean my resin. HTH, Cheers, Ian

Derick, Yeah, what doc said... post pics if possible... Welcome aboard. Cheers, Ian

Bart, And thats the name of THAT tune!! Thats exactly what happened to me. When I went in the USAF at 18, my mom sold all my HO train stuff, and chucked all my models. I was not happy to say the least

sad

Doc, We always wonder about you , but I can't imagine this forum without you around

Cool!!! Love those glue bombs

Excellent job! Love the wheels! resin?

Alan, Yeah, I would guess its the old MPC 3-in-1 kit. I used to build those every chance I could get. Loved those cars. Multiple building options and all