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Excellent job Manny. I love all the "junk" piled up in front... looks very realistic.

Excellent job Harry. Bravo on another great build.

That really looks pretty sweet John.

Tulio, I like it with the skirts, antenna's and spotlights... a set of front spinner hubcaps would fit the look too, but it's fine the way it is.

Voted.

That car looks great Al. There's nothing wrong with yellow.

Great looking model Rob. Nice job.

I've had good success using either Detail Master's thin detail wire, or, spark plug wire, in whatever color chosen for a particular project. You can drill a starter hole in a seat corner and glue the end of the wire in the hole with CA glue (obviously after you have the seats either painted or flocked). Then apply a tiny drop of CA glue about every quarter inch around the edge of the seat (or wherever you want the piping) until you complete the piping, After all the CA glue has dried, if there are ant shiny spots where the CA glue is, you can brush on a spot of dullcoat to knock down the shine.

Try the Modelhaus. Modelhaus - Fine Hand Cast Automotive Restoration Parts Bring up their website, click on parts, then choose mirrors...... just pick what you want.

Great looking builds Rob.

Hector, that is a beautiful model. The paint job is gorgeous. Forgive me, but I have a question...... Where did you hide the taillights??

You've got a good buddy there John.

Great looking cars Blair.

Gimme a break Al...... day 1 of the year and you've got one done...!!! I can that there'll be no catching you this year...LOL.

Here comes another beauty from Harry's bench.

Good job on all of those Bruce.

You've had a very productive year Dominik. Great work.

Just gorgeous Harry. Another masterpiece from your workbench.

That is gorgeous John. Great job.

That's beautiful Al. So that's how you get them knocked out so quickly...... you only build curbsides...!!! Just like when I do my 50's promo's. You must have a lot of engine parts laying around.

Just gorgeous builds Tulio.

What an excellent group of beautifully done models Al. You certainly have been a busy beaver this year. Great job on everything.

Hey John, don't sweat it man. You build what you can, when you can. When you get to be an old retired guy like me, then you'll have a lot of extra time for the hobby.

Bruce, those are all beautiful builds. Great work.

Nice work Andy. They all look great.