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Nice Stuart! The cleanest building I have seen on this kit-Mark

Really nice Bart! Your interior paint work is fantastic, particularly the dash panel. – Mark.

Gustavo what a clever idea! Beautiful execution brother. -Mark

Mike this is some very nice customizing! It looks like you have thought out each cut before making the cuts. This is much better than my usual shoot from the hip approach of thinking let’s saw away!….and if I take too much I can put it back with styrene and putty. The measure twice and cut once method is quicker in the long run and the finished product is so much nicer. I need to slow down! Anyhow again nice work and resin copies of it would fill a niche in the hobby. We need more of the larger 70s cars.- Mark

Lee this is a spectacular build! Mean and classy….Way to go

Ken this is a gorgeous build!

Michael, this is a fantastic build on one of my favorite funny cars of all time! Nice work brother – Mark

Fantastic work as always Chuck!

Very nice mock-ups friends. Over the past year I have fooled around trying parts on a couple 32 Ford bodies I got from a late friend’s collection. Tonight I mocked them up to try to gain some inspiration to complete them. I hope you enjoy them. Comments and criticisms welcome and happy building everyone!-Mark

Hello friends, I am in search of one of these. I appreciate any help in locating one and happy building to everybody.!- Mark

Gene this is stunning! The seat belt detail is dead on. Nice work. -Mark

Mike this came out amazing! Like I just said about the Cougar funny car posted nearby I can smell the nitro!- Mark

Walter, you’re too humble. Your work which you refer to as ok looks great to me! Your paint scheme really makes the body lines pop and as you and Mike said the decals look fantastic. I can smell the nitro from here!- Mark

Really clean Jeremy! Great job-Mark

Love the license plates! Heck yeah, build it the way you want and not how others tell you to. Of course if someone gives you a polite opinion or advice that’s one thing but if someone tells you “you can’t “ just because they don’t agree with it you gotta go with what’s in your heart. it looks fantastic Frank…very nice work.-Mark

I’m trying to find one of these issues for a friend. He is basically a novice builder so prefer an unbuilt one. But… if you have a builtup up or a partially assembled one so long as you think that a novice builder could restore it or complete it then that’s fine too. Thank you friends and I have plenty of parts or kits to trade.- Mark

Claude, amazing work as always! - Mark

Steve this is stellar work!

Very well done Scott! One of the baddest Dusters ever.

Dennis, incredible engineering and workmanship! Very inspirational-Mark

Very nice Terry. I’ve always liked your builds.

Ferby this is beautiful, . Excellent work, brother.

Ryan this is awesome! What a build.

Holy Smokes Glen! You have nailed an old school custom look in my opinion. I say that because it reminds me of some builds from the 60s. I got a few model car magazines from 64-72 last year from my late friend’s collection. To me some of the custom trucks from those pages have the same look. If this is what you were going for mission accomplished! Regardless of your inspiration for the build I absolutely love it. The chop is beautiful and I like the fenders extending beyond the tailgate. Never would have thought of that but you got my rusty gears turning with this. Cheers-Mark

Anthony, like David said you did some very clever and well executed work on this. The frosted glass immediately brought to my mind Jeff Spiccoli and his friends “getting ready for class” in Fast Times at Ridgemont! Your surfboards are sharp. Cheers, Mark