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Thanks, guys!

A couple of questions about the police car above: What is the scale? (or size?) Are they hard to find? Is it a Dinky or Corgi? I ask because I'd like to find one! I have the real thing, a fixer-upper I bought last year. If you're not familiar with them, it's a 1961 Olds Super 88 4-door hardtop.

Color/paint is outstanding! Well done.

Very classic appearance; beautiful colors. Well done!

+1; that's a really nice looking model! Well done.

Very nice lines.

Lookin' good! Love the Cragars.

Looks kinda nice in bare metal!

Progressing nicely! Learning a lot from this thread.

Good looking model all around. Did you go with the "too short" rear axle as it was, or did you add spacers behind the wheels? Looks pretty accurate as it sits. Well done!

Another fun read! Wasn't even aware of a two seat Cougar, but you are right on about the improved look/proportions. That's a slick bird! Thanks for the kit review, will have to watch for one.

Ain't it the truth?! Very nice job on this one; that color is gorgeous on the Corvair's body. Which Tamiya color is that?

Love that blue; it really makes your foil work pop!

Was just looking at my kit in the box today. You picked an absolutely beautiful shade of blue for this one, and the Cragars are just enough extra "bling". Well done!

+1 to all the above! Beautiful clean build, and very attractive color scheme. Well done!

Looking good, but I would be SO tempted to put a T-bird porthole in that c-pillar! This is a nicely executed custom so far. Following.

Many thanks for posting that link; that is a wealth of good info!

Beautiful job! Well done.

This should be good! This is one of my personal favorite kits, can't wait to see how yours turns out!

Very nice work being done on this!

...and here it is for anyone interested: FineScale Modeler article by David Senechal was in the September 1989 issue, even made the cover. It's a six page how-to that is very well written and illustrated; plenty of pictures and artwork. Back issues are pretty easy to find on ebay if you watch a bit, and subscribers may even be able to access the article online. If you're serious about accurizing the lunar lander, this article is highly recommended. Best of luck, and show us what you do!

Great use of colors for that 70s vibe! Nice trike.

This is progressing nicely. I like your methodical approach, and willingness to risk getting it wrong before you get it right! Fun build here.

SWEEEEEET!

I like your choice of red, and how it tones down the graphic flaming chicken!