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OK, I'll play.

Looking good John. Another masterpiece on the way...

Looking good. I'll be watching this one with interest.

Looks great man! I like it.

Another winning model! How about some more photos? Really nice work Dr.D

Very nice work. Now, how about some more photos? Please.

Ray, several months ago I went out and bought a LED lamp with magnifying glass. Office Depot I think. Cost about $40. I don't know how I ever got along without it.

Very cool model of a very cool car!

I got a good laugh out of that poster and even shared it with a few friends. Unfortunately, there is an element of truth to the fat and stupid (read: poorly schooled) claim.

Very nice models and your English is just fine.

They're all very cool but I too like the last one the most. Thanks for sharing.

Another outstanding model John! That is really beautiful. I too love the interior colors and the subtle contrast they add. When you use Alclad Chrome do you first use Alclads' black or someother form of gloss black? Thanks, KB

Nice work. That kit brings back some ancient memories.

Looks great! Right out of the Golden Age of drag racing. I like it. I bet wiring that engine was a task.

Looks great! Your paint job looks killer.

You've got my attention too! Don't know if this will help but the following link will lead you to a forum thread with hundreds of old fuel coupe photos mostly from the '60's. Have fun and keep us posted on your progress! http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=306543

I'm a little late to the party but I'd just like to say all of the models I've seen posted on this thread are worthy of recognition. My congrats to the winners and thanks to all for sharing. Keep 'em coming! KB

Looks like another masterpiece on the way! Nice work John!

Just one. I may have others planned and parts stashed but I never have more than one going at a time. If I did, I'd never get anything finished.

I like it! Definately different.

I'm not often taken with rat rods but yours is sweet! Nice photography too.

Cool, man! I'm digging it.

Nice work John. It looks great!

As Niko mentioned, one of the best gasser kits out there is Revell's more recent '41 Willys. It comes in a few different forms - Stone, Woods, and Cooke, Big John Mazmanian, and the most recent I think is the K.S. Pittman version. I think they are all the same except for the decals. I know the Big John kit comes with a photoetched grill. I don't know about the other two. In any case, it is one of the best drag models (gasser or otherwise) ever offered (at least in my opinion).

Another beautiful model, John. I really like your attention to detail. Of coarse, I'm biased. I love all '60's era drag cars. Keep 'em coming! KB