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Love this build of yours brother and it looks great out in the sunlight.

Holy crud John. This is off the charts. I'm dialed in. The speed you're building, you'll have five more done by contest time.

Again, I can and would be thrilled to make the vector based, etch-ready artwork for the spokes. Sounds like there's plenty of interest in a quality set of these. I'm in.

Thx for stopping in Nick.

Thanks David. Glad you were able to visit.

Thanks Henry. Glad you came to visit.

OK, that proves it. You're a cyborg or some other type of computer-aided perfectionist. As Chris says, you don't disappoint. Quite the opposite. Nicely done.

Man Paul, that scoop looks hungry!! Great work and it looks great up there standing tall and proud. You'll be able to get a bunch of work done with the house empty.

Holler if you need artwork drawn up in a vector format. I could follow Paul's artwork as the template. Getting the PE may not be the tough part for MCG, it may be finding someone to turn the rims.

I really miss the 'Followed Content' button on the pull down menu under my name in the upper right corner. I use that every day. Now it looks like that has also disappeared in the last 5 minutes.

As with your latest creations, I'm really loving this one too. Your stuff looks great RR.

Norm at Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland won't be making the wire wheels he used to have available. No reason given, just not going to be offering them anymore. From pictures I had seen, his were the best and its a shame others available aren't this nice.

Oh man, you must be dancin' right about now. Can't wait to see the saga of this block unfold. Will you be attending our MM meeting this Saturday?

My hat's off to you Rodney. You really rocked this build. I've always wanted to build a belly tanker for probably the same reasons as you - a lot of stuff crammed into a small space with tons of detail. I'm not so certain I want to try one now, I can just look at your pictures. Very well executed, nice use of non-model related parts to make your tank plus the dusty even patina is mesmerizing. Every thing on this build is so well done. Cheers mate.

I'm not much of a 'show rod' guy but this could very well change my mind. Very well executed Art. Nicely done.

Love your finishing treatment with the vintage military aviation accents. Where did you source the rivets on the trunk lid?

LOL...I had to read this a couple of times to figure out what you were saying. So glad I capitalized the 'W' in Willys. Hehe

At our last Moonlight Modelers meeting, my good friend Gabriel gave me the Willys from this series in a baggie. No box but now I have all three. I'll have to order more rubber tires and resin rims from Joseph at Fireball Modelworks. Once I get either one of them started, I'll start a new thread.

Happy belated birthday Harry. Hope your bench is full and your stockpile is massive.

Unfrigginbelievable!! I sure hope I get the opportunity to see this metal creation in person one day.

Truly inspiring work my friend. One of the many things I like best about your builds is nothing is molded in. Every single part on the real car has been accurately portrayed as a single piece in your replica. Great stuff. Another one of my favorites of yours, and there are many.

Exquisite in every detail Tim.

This is an amazing build Charlie and your ProTech parts kick this into high gear. Have you any new developments for us?

John - that 823is a really nice build. Well done and congrats. I gotta ask, where in Iowa are you located? I'm originally from Harlan.

My good friend Gabriel from Moonlight Modelers gave me a resin of the '41 Willys kit. It looks complete and I may just have some fun with it by swapping engines, etc since its not an original kit. We'll see what happens.