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Very cool builds! Hard to pick a favorite, both are perfect hot rods. Nicely done.

Neat little kits. Thanks for the preview! Those side decals look like they might work just fine on a 1/25 body for a custom build.

Can't help you with any other modelling sites specifically, but feel free to post here! Under the main headings of "On the workbench" and "Under glass", there is a category of "All the rest" for your works in progress and finished builds, respectively. There, people post a wide variety of subjects,styles, and media that don't fit the "model cars" groove, but are still interesting to some of us. Modelers learn from modelers, regardless of subject and medium. Welcome to the forum!

Excellent custom work, and the silver has a perfect show-car-flake look. Very well done model.

A fun kit always. Nice re-do, it looks like you took the picture just as it launched off the line!

Super fun project!

+1 on the super glue and baking soda to fill the lines. Using plastic and solvent type glue can cause the line to reappear because of the solvent softening the thin plastic, letting them "ghost" in as the solvent eventually completely dries out. I'd use a gel super glue, sprinkle full of baking soda, and have a good small file ready to rough down the filled area. Important to level the soda/glue filler as soon as possible, because it will become so hard that it's difficult to file or sand without removing too much surrounding plastic. You'll be filing down in about a minute or less.

Nice finishes on the armor.

What a tasteful shade of green; I love it! Very attractive big Poncho.

Very nicely done, and have to agree with all on the color; it's just right!

This one is smaller than the typical land yacht, but just as cool. This is one body style where I actually favor the convertible over the hardtop; it just looks cleaner somehow. Very cool model, and a nice save!

Nice. I want that head on the front of a roadster now!

Looking very nice. That interior is just snazzy!

Another big beautiful gal! This is the best I've seen anyone do with the Revell kit. I really love the color; it's perfect for an Imperial.

Gorgeous and subtle two-tone colors, beautifully applied. Very well done.

Yes! Not perfect, but a vast improvement. I can work with these.

...and today I received my 2 replacement hoods. THAT is customer service! Now to finish my build...

Nice work! This should turn out very well.

Like I said, lots of interesting parts, some downright cool, but look at how much better the builds above look without the top! ?

Interesting parts in that kit, though not my favorite over all look. I never liked the top. Worth bringing back for the other pieces, though. Hadn't seen the box art, thanks for posting that!

Nice job! I have a couple of these and the 1/48 DML/Dragon (also later boxed by Revell) release on the "to do" list. Your paint scheme is completely believable.

Love the colors, a sharp little rod that's low key and simple. These kits are fun.

My favorite part is that wicked engine bay!

Most boring to date. Awful nothingness. This model build is way more interesting, intriguing, and purposeful in every way. I care how this one ends!

I actually expected less metal than that!