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Oh the memories! Very cool build, you did it proud.

Something so classic about a red Chevy II/Nova, it's just a cool street machine! Sharp model here.

Nice one! Looks good in gold.

Very clean Camaro. Well done!

Nice. Love that color.

Just phenomenal work! Beautiful model.

Very nice build. It looks quite smart in that shade of blue; a real eye-catcher!

Most impressive build, but it's TOO clean for a race car! Throw some rubber on those lower quarters! Seriously, this is exemplary model building, and your photography is top notch. Congrats.

Another beauty, and one of my favorite Roth cars. Well done!

Very sharp 'vette. I really like that shade of blue. Dang it man, you're gonna need to find a hobby to get some rest from this hobby; you've been cranking them out lately!

Very nicely done. A great looking model all around!

Sharp street machine you've made there! Love this body style whether stock or modified.

Excellent build, I just love how clean and precise the details are. VERY well done.

How about flat black/gloss black 2-tone with satin chrome trim. Evil.

Cool project, and what a steal! Got a soft spot for these kits, they're among my first model cars built as a kid. Watching your good work with high expectations. ( No pressure!! )

My old build, if you're interested: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/159755-mon-124-dodge-super-bee/#comment-2370717

Your second pic shows what I was referring to, the kit sets the wheels a little too far to the rear. I think I just shaved a little from the front of the spring, and maybe redid the front perch. The real deal:

Irritating ain't it?! Once you learn that, it's absolutely maddening! This would be a great project for some good soul with a 3D printer: new door panels, seats, dash, console, and steering wheel.

What he said. The AMT is a nice accurate body, but it shows its age in that it has a very simplified chassis plate that irks some builders, and it has the old typical convertible interior tub. Really comes down to what's important to you. For a curbside build, the AMT holds its own, but for fully detailed inside and out, top to bottom, you'll like the Revell.

Ooooooo. I want that 57 SO bad. More and more I find myself drawn to the 4-door hardtop body styles. That Olds and the '56 Chevy wear the 4-door hardtop style splendidly. Congrats on that score!

Nice looking build of a Tom Daniel classic. Looks really sharp in black! Don't you love the rear "suspension" on these?!

VERY nice!

Excellent color combo. Nice one.

Nicely done, and what a beautiful shade of red!

Great choice of color. This car, in spite of its size, has a real "muscle car" look about it, and the stance you've given yours enhances that vibe! Really well done.