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Jim B

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  1. Very well done. It has that 1970s NYPD look to it.
  2. Great looking Dodge. Well done.
  3. Nicely done. I like the modifications you did to the trailer. That's not an easy kit.
  4. Nice looking Chevelle. Well done.
  5. That looks awesome. Well done.
  6. I've seen it done before. In fact, KJ has done it (I think). I picked up a resin conversion from a guy in Arizona several years ago, but I haven't seen him sense.
  7. I'm going with Competition Orange. I know it's not a factory Mopar color, but that's what I'm going with.
  8. Thanks, Jürgen.
  9. Never thought of it that way. Nice description.
  10. Thanks, Christopher. I thought so, too!
  11. Fantastic build & great details. Working on a 1969 Charger now.
  12. Thanks, Eric.
  13. Jim B

    1969 GTO

    Very nice looking GTO.
  14. Can almost smell it from here. Looking nice.
  15. Thanks, Craig.
  16. Awesome job. Nice land yacht.
  17. Very nice. Do you have a howitzer for her to tow?
  18. Jim B

    1955 Dodge

    That's pretty cool. I like it. You don't see too many old Dodge car models.
  19. That looks awesome. So looking forward to picking this kit up.
  20. Thanks, Keith.
  21. So I finished up my AMT 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS LS6 yesterday evening, and I think it came out ok. I will admit that I was inspired by Chris' (hpiguy) build of "Melba Toast". Did mine come out as nice as Chris'? No, not even close, but I am please with the results. I used the Model car Garage 1970 Chevelle P/E set for some interior details (window cranks, SS454 door badges, & rear view mirror). The driver's door mirror is not included in the kit, and it came from Tom's (tbill) parts box. Thanks, Tom. The 1970 Rhode Island license plate came from 15q.net. I also added a P/E radiator cap (just for fun), P/E "COWL INDUCTION" logos, and P/E fender badges.
  22. Nicely done. I like your White Aerodyne, too.
  23. I have one of the previous reissues of this, and I was thinking that since the decals are for a fictional trucking company in Ardmore, PA, I should probably build this as a coal hauler. I know in some areas of PA you can't drive down the street without seeing a coal truck. Kind of like logging trucks in central Louisiana.
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