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Great looking model of a great looking car...as usual! Well done.

Not TOO old, that's a more modern-tooled kit. It should look great!

You really whipped it into shape. Color is perfect!.

Very clean looking ride. Always loved El Caminos.

Very nice. I have never seen this model built, and I quite like it now that I've seen it from all angles. You did a good job getting it all together. Looks like some unusually bad panel fitment from Revell on this one. I think they intended this one to be displayed "opened up" with everything inside on display. I may have to find one of these for myself!

Looks like a great place and a great way to spend a day!

To clarify, I wasn't implying you had anything to do with the trim's somewhat "thick" appearance. I only meant it was over-scaled a bit in some places, and thus heavy appearing. I think you did a bang up job on this jewel! Oh yeah, plus one for the New Yorker variant of the Moebius; I'd love that.

IF anyone ever made that, it should include all parts and markings to build as the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle from the movie "Stripes".

Very attractive color for a classic!

This has so many attributes that make it a believable "concept car' right from the GM Motorama! Very well considered build, it's just perfect!

...and has proper small-block Chevy call outs this time! The engine no longer masquerades as a 396! ( Looking at you, BADMAN )

Sharp car and model! Very tasty color scheme. Well done.

Welcome to the forum!

Looking good!

Absolutely love that animated concept; hadn't seen that before! If you had a cheap plastic boat or ship model, and flipped the hull over and used the inverted bow, it could make a large portion of the ram. Another hood to finish off the top you might consider is the '62 Buick Electra from AMT: nice, flowing, curved "V" stamping in the center would flow well with the batmobile lines.

Good start! Keep it coming...

Great looking color, and this body doesn't need a spoiler to look good, just look at the lines flowing over that side view! Well done.

Overall external proportions look pretty good. Some of the trim is a bit heavy, but not bad at all for the scale. Looking at close-up pics, it's easy to forget just how small these kits are compared to what we normally see! You made a very nice looking display piece here. Good job. I would love to see a 1/25 version of this fine looking automobile from Moebius!

Paint and foil are immaculate, and the car looks just right! I think the wheels work very nicely with the dark green. ( Beautiful color choice, BTW) Looks like a serious street machine. Love how the high rise three deuce setup fits under the hood; man that's gotta be a close fit!

Beautiful little gull-wing! Nice job!

Cool idea, and already looking good!

About as good as that kit can look. Gorgeous paint!

I'm really liking the color choices of the cars/decals. The whiplash build above is especially snazzy!

All those little improvements really paid big dividends! Good work.

This was a really fun ride-along, thanks for the WIP. It turned out so nice, probably the best build ever done of this kit!