Mr. Can Am Garage

Got you beat Bill. Just got number nine (9)! GREGG! Please stop the emails! You're filling up my email box with duplicates!

For the most part, it builds up like the other versions of the kit (Boss 429 and Boss 302) but IF you plan on building the Mach 1 with the hood stripes, leave the scoop off till after decaling.

You want more pics.? You can see it at the Classic Plastic contest tomorrow in Lawrence, Mass.. Otherwise, you'll have to wait till Monday or Tuesday. Revell's recently modified kit painted New Lime/Ivy Green from Model Car World Automotive Finishes. I learned several things during the build which will be applied to future builds of this kit.

Beautiful! A true Masterpiece! Can I have it?

As I said on another board, I will be there.

You mean like this? Shelf paper. Got it at my local Dollar Emporium. That being said, I prefer this

I just gotta ask. How much $? $$? $$$? Or heaven forbid $$$$?

Once again, I know the answer but I'm sworn to secrecy.

That's got to have THE neatest wiring loom I've ever seen. I KNOW the answer so I will say nothing.

This does not bode well my fellow Padawan. Finish the Imperial project you must!

You're getting so close to the finish that I can taste it!

I beg to differ but we'll leave that for another time and place.

Dang man! You're the Geary of the classic car era!

Most impressive Izzy. Better than I could do under similar circumstances.

Beautiful Izzy. Just beautiful!

Sweet! A modeler after my own heart,

As you've discovered Dan, I have a LONG memory. In fact, I used some detailing tips from you on the 'Bolt. I'll admit that my paint seems to be somewhat better than normal BUT I think you'd get my on the interior and engine. Maybe we should try this again with SNAP kits.

A long time ago, a certain Mr. Peterson and I agreed to a smackdown. We enjoyed that smackdown so dang much we decided to go for a second. This is my result from that. I'm still waiting Dan!

IIRC, Model Car World Automotive Finishes can match those colours.

I'm starting to wonder what you could do with a Duesenberg.... Beautiful work Izzy!

Good God Man! You've raised the classic car bar so high I can't even see it!

AFAIK, Ron's closed up shop.

I didn't till three or four years ago when I had a long eye opening conversation with the owner of a local hobby shop. He didn't (and still doesn't) build plastic models but he sure had an eye for details.

Bingo! I lost mine two years ago and I truly enjoyed EVERY minute I spent with her.

Jumped through all their hoops I did and it still doesn't work.