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  1. bisc63
    Yes! Beautiful model, and well photographed.
  2. bisc63
    Looks exactly like a well worn jack! Well done.
  3. bisc63
    +1! Nice scratch-build of one of the more elusive scratch-building subjects. Realistic scale headers are not the easiest to pull off, and you have done it NICELY!
  4. bisc63
    THIS.
  5. bisc63
    Love the color combo! Well done.
  6. bisc63
    Beautiful work; you are really approaching this professionally, and it should make a fine model! I'll be following...
  7. bisc63
    Engine looks clean, maybe a little TOO clean for a Jeep...?
  8. bisc63
    If the rest of the build shows as much care as that engine, it will be a stunner!
  9. bisc63
    Beautiful dark blue, really suits this body style. I've built both the hardtop and convertible version and found it to be an easy kit to build. Well done!
  10. bisc63
    Beautiful! Paint really laid down nicely, but looks more red than orange on my monitor! Great job!
  11. bisc63
    Get on it!
  12. bisc63
    Looks great! Wood is nicely done; very realistic model.
  13. bisc63
    There is a stock version of the '57 snapper available.
  14. bisc63
    A very tastefully conceived and stylish little rod! That color combo would look good on just about any car. Well done!
  15. bisc63
    Another vote for white, it just looks right with that aqua color.
  16. bisc63
    You may have the lowrider version, which contains a 396. The bone stock convertible has the 409. Here's a sprue shot and some cool informative reading:
  17. bisc63
    A lot of folks were surprised at R/M's choice to put the 409 in the kit because it was so unusual. Many (including me) would have been happier with an equally detailed 327 for a change. Heck, not EVERY car needs to be a big block!
  18. bisc63
    The convertible version of Revell's '65 Impala had the 409 in it. Last year for the 409 in a passenger car, and fairly rare in '65.
  19. bisc63
    Ambitious project, should be fun!
  20. bisc63
    This is going to look SO nice!
  21. bisc63
    A little (or lot!) patience and tenacity paid off, it looks great!!
  22. bisc63
    Try freezing it; give the joint a dip in water, put it in a zip-lock and toss it in the freezer over night, and it may separate easily. Trick works sometimes, sometimes not, depends really on just how well it's glued.
  23. bisc63
    Exactly my reason for using primer, I enjoy modifying and custom work, so a variety of fillers and their unique properties necessitate something to provide a uniform surface for the topcoats. It's all about intent and purpose.
  24. bisc63
    A very clean build!
  25. bisc63
    Nice!
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