larman

Super job on a very difficult kit!

Great job!

Wow! that is super nice! Great work! Love those C-10s!

Another all time favorite, may have been done earlier.......I didn't check. “Alright, alright, alright!” “George Washington was in a cult, and that cult was into aliens, man.” Yeah, well, listen. You ought to ditch the two geeks you're in the car with now and get in with us. But that's alright, we'll worry about that later. I will see you there. All right?

Just watched it again too, Tombstone one of my favorites!

Really cool car! Love the Pontiac motor! Great start on the model too!

I was at the Trexlertown, Pa store yesterday and it was pretty picked, but they did have the new issue Revell '71 GTX. 3 or 4 on the shelves. That's one of the newest issue kits I have seen at any of the ones I go to.

Beautiful job! The color is perfect and paint looks top notch!

Nice work on this! The tires look great!

Love this one too! Very nice workmanship throughout! Nice job on cleaning up the molded in exhaust and the engine looks excellent! That color is really nice too!

Awesome job! It reminds me of a car a kid I knew in high school had. His was about that color, jacked up in the rear, but a lot more ratty, lol! It did have a really strong running small block in it though.

Nice job! Love your builds! Did you move the front wheels forward? Most of the builds I see of this model look like the wheels are too far back, yours doesn't.

I always hate to see rock idols go, but this is a really tough one!

Beautiful work! Looks great in orange!

Beautiful job! That paint is outstanding!

I will get one of the Craftsman kits and multiples of a 3in1 kit if/when it comes out. Would love to see these do well enough to justify the return of the Craftsman '64 Chevelle and '66 Buick GS.

Great job on this! Nice color combo! Love that old issue '57, I've built a number of them over the years!

I went to the closest one after work today. The Easton, Pa. Store on Rt. 248. Lots of holes in the model car area. Looks like a bigger diecast area. Also a lot more non-car models. Military, planes and Gundam Robots. I got a Foose pickup and the new '64 Plymouth. I have seen a few people "retro" build the Foose pickup, I think I will do something along those lines and pull the wheels and engine to use in something else. I think the '64 Plymouth will be done as a late 60's street machine when I get to building it in 2030 or so.....?

I could be wrong, but it seems like Carmax and Carvana are aimed at 20/30 something hipsters who don't have the" time" or interest to buy the "old fashioned" way. I find the commercials annoying and I can't see how there is any way it isn't more costly. But I find myself becoming more of a curmudgeon by the day, so maybe it's just me.....?

Thanks for the heads up! Ordered 3 of them, plus 2 Revell Model A tops! They really look great and I am glad to hear they will work on the Monogram '32 too.

Hope it's true! Even though I bought most of the Moebius Fords, I would much rather have Chevy and GMCs. Would love Dodges done to this level also!

Super job! Love the color and the motor detail is outstanding!

Looking good!

Nice job! Your skills are improving! Do you paint the chrome (bumpers,etc) with silver paint, or dull cote it ?

This is a really great project! Love the stance and your wheel choice! Everything is coming along very nicely!