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That is literally a museum piece! Beautiful!

Very well done! Neat and clean. I have a version of that kit that has been in my stash since the last ice age. I think that I need to get it on the bench!

This is probably not the answer that you were looking for but...... The automotive paint that I use is custom made for me by an automotive paint shop. I give him the PPG code from online paint charts and he mixes up a batch and puts it in an aerosol can. Cost is around $30 per can but you can easily do 3 cars with 1 can. Maybe you have a local body shop supply store that can do the same thing for you?

Well done. I especially like how the carpet turned out.

Thank you all! I always wanted to paint a car in Sublime or Lime light but never found the right subject. I don't really like green 😀 I really like this color now. Too bad that the enamel would not dry. The Automotive lacquer worked really well . I'm thinking about doing a '70 Super Bee in this shade with white stripes!

I really dig " what if ? " builds. This is terrific! Radical but still kind of mild.

Great job. Well done!

EVERYTHING on that car is exquisite! But I must comment on the dash pad. It looks more like vinyl than real vinyl! What paint did you use?

I did this one just for fun. Not overly detailed because I didn't want to spend a lot of time on it. I did add plug wires, heater hoses and RWL tires. Essentially o.o.b.. I did wind up painting it twice. The first paint was an old can of Testor's enamel. After two weeks it was not drying so I stripped it. The second paint was automotive lacquer. It went on perfectly ! I did not try to replicate a vinyl top. The idea was to build as if a two tone paint scheme was ordered from the factory ( you could actually order cars that way in 1971). I must comment that the kit supplied decals were terrific. No problems whatsoever. It's a fun kit. Highly recommended.

Hi Scott! I'm doing ok. If you saw someone that looked like me at Island recently, it must have been a 3d printed copy! I haven't been there for a while.

Once again you’ve hit it out of the park! You did a terrific job on this one!

Next time, before you put your TDS on display, try and find out what the truth is. There is currently a postal strike in Canada. It is completely internal and has nothing to do with US policies.

I literally just finished restoring that same exact kit! Bought it from a model car junkyard. I will post it soon.

Great representation of an early funny car! You have inspired me to finish a roofless f/c that I started many years ago. Good job!

Thanks for all the nice comments!😁

I also would make my own AWB cars. Cutting, sawing, gluing and puttying. Mobius makes it EASY!

You put a lot of effort and skill into this one and it shows. Great job!

Super! Great workmanship

Just finished. Built to replicate the early carbureted version of Dick Landy's iconic Altered wheelbase '65 Dodge. A great Möebius kit with Tamiya paint and Slixx decals. Terrific stuff with no negative issues whatsoever. I was fortunate to have the Autolite, Holley and Isky decals in my stash. I made a white panel to go under the " Automotive Research" lettering to duplicate the true look of the lettering.

Great looking model! True to the original and chock full of details.

Mike, you are a top notch craftsman! Ditch the hood scoop!

Amazing what a talented modeler can accomplish today! Love it!

Nice work!.

Clean build!

Thanks! And the camera actually magnifies the flake but it still looks ok