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Stuart they are all beautiful!

Right on Mike! That 37 is simultaneously stunning and mean.

Anton, congrats on the Cannonball victory and your builds are always a treat! -Mark

Tim I can only dream of a year this productive! Your models have a really distinct style. I feel like if I was at a show where you entered one of your builds I had never seen and there were no name tags with the entries I could pick out which one was yours. I like that. Your cars just look consistently clean and with just the right attitude and stance. Nice work! -Mark

It’s really cool Ken! Built in 99 it is way ahead of its time. I look forward to seeing more of your work. Happy Holidays.

Eric this looks amazing! Very well done my friend.

Fantastic work as always Jim! Please extend my Happy Holiday wishes to your wonderful family! - Mark

Carl, this is an awesome ! I always love a nice lime-gold paint job. Plus your scratch built Lightning Rods and the trunk lid reinforcement structure are well done. I like to see Pro Street cars slammed to the ground but a reasonable stance sure makes your car more street friendly than my 1:1 Nova in my Avatar. Great build my friend! -Mark

Agreed!

Alfred this is a fantastic and wild combination of kit and diecast pieces! Very neat looking machine. Build on Brother! -Mark

Rock on Ken! Beautiful build and paint.

Excellent Harold! No mean feat…that paint job. I need to learn to tape as thoroughly as you did. I can only imagine how much bleed under the tape I would have all over the white base coat! I really need to practice. Anyhow nice looking Pro Stocker

Right on Dave! Even if it isn’t an exact replica it looks convincing as a period flip top racer. I love it.

Marty this is very cool! I love it.

Man this is magnificent CI!

Thank you. The original builder did most of the work. I wish you a great weekend!

Man Fred this is beautifully done! Nice work-Mark

Bob, this is a fantastic build! Very nice work – Mark

Very nice work as usual James!

Great job identifying it Nolan. The only thing I had to offer was that it looked like an Imai 1/12 kit. It looks like it was issued a number of times with later issues having different front wheels. And Jeffrey you got a cool piece to restore. It’s fun to breathe new life into a previously built kit. It looks like you’ve got most if not everything. If you need any parts I have a few 1/12 motorcycle pieces in my “junkyard” so perhaps I can help but my parts may not be from an Imai. Anyhow I’d love to see it redone your way. Take it easy guys.-Mark

Very well done Pat! Great camouflage.

Very nice Keith! Well done

Cody it looks really nice! The American mags suit it well. Nice job on the molding of the scoop too.

Al, this is a nicely done tribute!

I bought it as a built up at a swap meet and liked the color the builder used. I just cleaned up the interior a bit and changed the rolling stock with tires and wheels from my spare parts. I added an exhaust system made of solder with some spare parts box “Sonic Turbo” style cans.