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Very nice, I like your attention to detail.

Great job, Aaron Vaughn

Again, nice job.

Mark, what engine is in the W900 wrecker?

Great job so far Mark.

I love it.

I have always used a two step process. 1. EasyOff oven cleaner takes off shiny chrome, washed with Dawn dish soap 2. Then a few days in brake fluid (dot 3), this variable perhaps five days then using a wooden sharp toothpick carfully remove the high gloss coating (goop) I wash then with toothpaste and finally dish soap again. I know I struggled with this same challenge. Brake fluid is expensive but it works for me. The parts are down to the raw plastic

I saw this car at the meeting we had last Thursday nite. Awesome

Excellent work Wayne.

Great build, I like work description.

I am with you Randy, well said.

looks very nice, simple and clean.

Andy, just the way I like them, simple and clean build. Great job

Awesome craftsmanship. I love your "minor" upgrades. Such a passion "to get it right" An inspiration to all us modellers.

I was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia at a very young age. Now living in Milford Station, Nova Scotia.

Andy, awesome job. I always like your builds, clean.

Very nice,Tom.

Very well done.

I am with you Doc. I think it is inspiration, gets the juices flown' and some of these older kits have parts that are not in the new releases.

Geoff, i always enjoy and follow your builds.

Great start Art, I always enjoy and learn from your builds.

Looks great, good start

I have been on and off the bench since Monday. I received my 1953 Hudson Hollywood from Jeff Ballard - Motor City Resin Casters. Very happy with my Hudson Hollywood.

That is an awesome build, Tom. Great job.

I can't say it any better. Great start Wayne.