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Nice and simple. I like it Did you hinge the hood or is it just glued in place?

The engine looks fantastic, especially because that Revell Parts-Pak Caddy is quite a pain to put together... Looks great, overall

Hey Art! Great to see this build coming along, despite the wheel issues... The one you cast looks immaculate! I'm looking forward to seeing this one finished, after all

Different and very clean 29. I like it

Beautifully simple

Finally something new and interesting from Revell Germany! The tow-hook is a nice touch

Incorrect firing order of ignition wires on the distributor...

It is Write an email to departmentx@revell.de, explain what you need and why, and they will send you up to 5 pieces absolutely free. This goes for current kits only, however... They might not be able to help you if the kit is long out of production.

This is an excellent model kit... Looks great so far

Well, at least one was built, that's for sure... But it was a concept car and it never went into mass production as such... However, the 64, 65 and 66 Mustangs were largely based on it. Perhaps someone can provide more info?

Those Offenhauser valve covers are sweet! Do they come with this kit?

There are some American car enthusiasts here, but very few in comparison... Just recently, we had the largest traditional gathering of American cars in Croatia, and there couldn't have been more than 50 cars in total, including visitors from Slovenia, Hungary and Austria... There are more cars in Croatia, but people just don't have that much enthusiasm... Might put some pics up later

This is the first time I see this kit built... As a huge Mustang fan, I must say, I'm glad it never ended up looking like that You did a great job on it though!

For all of my mock-up needs I use what is called blu-tac or sticky-tac here in Europe... It's a gum-like matter predominantly used for putting posters up... Holds well but peels off without leaving a trace This: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-Tack

This very much depends on what you want to achieve, but I assume you are talking about body modifications, wide wheel arches, hood scoops and such... I find sheet styrene best... I prefer it to be thinner, so it conforms better to curved areas... Apart from styrene, you'll also need some kind of two part epoxy compound... My preference is Tamiya's epoxy putty.

I just looked at this entire topic... Great work! So much to see and learn

I love this car... Nice work on the taillights Looking forward to progress on this one

Very nice... What color is that?

Quite awesome flames, those...

Thanks for these pics, Kevin... Some great cars there

Great shop! Highly recommended

I like those bomber seats

Very, very nice!

Looks like a mean ride! I like it... Any better pics of the front, perhaps?

Nice car, and great color