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Paint looks very nice, and the hoods on these are among my favorites of the muscle car (and slightly beyond) era. This will be fun to follow.

Absolutely beautiful Mustang model. Always loved that Calypso Coral.

Really fun following the progress of this build. From the color choice to the detailing and care that went into it, I loved it all! All around good modeling, and one to proudly put under glass, sir.

Impressive detailing! Well done.

You definitely earned every word of praise on this build!

All your choices have tremendous potential, just got to nudge it in the direction you want. Stay with it!

That's a hot car! Nicely done.

Another nice one!

Incredible craftsmanship, and a handsome model. It looks like a museum piece. Beautifully done.

Very nice start!

Christmas in the summer!

Oh that is a beauty, and such a clean and realistic finish. This may be my new favorite of your builds posted! Excellent work. (Can you tell I'm a sucker for flying boats?) Just too cool.

Nice job!

Sharp widder!

Cool color, and great story! Her expression; think she's proud of that one?!

You have such a definite style and an aesthetic eye for this stuff that it is just mind-blowing! I'm always transported back to "The Fifth Element", and even "Blade Runner" when I see your creations. The next logical step in your models is to make one actually hover! LOVING this work.

I missed this added feature at first glance, and espo is right on about it!

Very fun stuff! Love the woody project, and really impressed with how the '64 Ford looks de-chromed. ( I gotta do one for the street, now! ) Also, thanks for posting the ever-so-groovy artwork from way back.

Nice looking Mustang! Don't think I (or most people) would have noticed the lettering snafu if you hadn't mentioned it!

Very cool! Nice to see a clean, non-metallic/pearl paint job. Timeless.

Really nice looking rod. I especially like your treatment of the chassis/floor pan. That's show-car stuff!

Thanks for sharing this fun and informative bit of reading.

It's a challenging kit, as a lot of older kits can be, but don't be put off by your experience. There are some great looking builds done of that kit and worse kits! You probably learned more than you realize, and if you built the same kit again, I bet it would turn out much better, since you know now what to watch for, and where the extra work is needed. I'm curious about your statement concerning not being able to airbrush metallic?

What's not to love about this quintessential hot rod?! Nice job.