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Very cool build. love the Viking theme..

Very sharp color choice..

Real solid work on this so far...

Awesome project. Looking great...

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Great paint work. Real nice work on this so far..

Great job on the engine weathering...

Nice work James. Real nice weathering. I think you could build about anything..

Awesome work so far...

Very cool project JT, very nice color choices. Real solid start..

Super sharp model..

Outstanding build.

That looks killer...

Looks great.............

Awesome project....

Beautiful black finish. Looking great...

Great looking engine Blair. Great work so far...

Real nice work.

James that's some beautiful paint. Your work is always impressive. Where did you source the intake and carbs..?

Very clean sharp build. Very nicely done..

Sharp build Ray. You did a great job. It's not easy working with resin.

Great build idea Bob. I always liked that body style.

Real nice build and weathering..

Very sharp build. I like the wheels with the modern color choice..

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