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Great looking builds and I like the different build styles and subjects.

Great looking exotics.

Beautiful looking b uilds. Great paint work and clean details. Despite being shorthanded they all look great.

All of them are so well done.

Enjoyed following the builds on these three. Great craftsmanship on all of them.

I like tjhe dusty '57 Ford and the Packard is a nice suppress. Great that your Tempest got its picture in magazines lately.

Great looking Kustoms and a couple of iconic Gassers thrown in.

Beautiful build of a much-maligned car. Great looking paint and colors. Very clean trim details and I like the engine upgrade.

Great variety of builds and styles, all done well.

You might want to share the information about your UPS experience with the shipper. Maybe with a little pressure from that end and maybe UPS may take some sort of action.

Thank you for the information and the pictures on the kit and instructions. I have wanted to build this anyway, but after seeing the details and all of the additional parts this should be a big seller for Moebius.

Hi Brian, Just wanted to add something on the subject of a mail order house. There is a tourist attraction near here that is the remains of a Steam Ship that sank many years ago. A local family along with a friend dug this up and created a museum with to ship's cargo on display and photos of them unearthing the Steam Ship. Part of that cargo was at least one complete prefab house. The museum is just called The Steam Ship Arabia. Should you be a follower of the History Chanel on TV you may know of their Oak Island series. The brothers are going to have a new series that follows other treasure hunters' projects, and they are going to do a profile of The Steam Sip Arabia in one of the installments if that would be of interest.

Stopped this morning at the Quick Trip and saw one of the new Porsche sedans parked outside. I like the car and I'm impressed with the mechanics of it and all but this one made me wonder about the color choice. This is a car that would cost north of $100k and the color was a shade of blue you would have seen on bathroom sinks and such in the late '50's or early'60's. and the brake calipers were painted green. Wouldn't green be in another part of the color wheel? The color maybe a new trend for Porsches but for this kind of money I'm sure they offer better looking colors?

Check some of the Resin Casters listed here on the Forum. There are a few that offer the box alone and wouldn't be very hard to attach to a van cab.

I would want one of these for the little boat alone.

There are stories of the Sears Catalog being a cherished item in outhouses throughout rural America at one time.

Both of these are beautifully done. Better quality than quantity as they say.

I like how you picked just the right parts from the other kits for your build. Great looking paint finish. The rear fenders would make a lot of sense in 1:1 for body protection and they do look good. Great looking engine and chassis detailing.

Great looking Fleet look.

Great looking color and I like the checkered flag style firewall. Good place for the Good Year blue stripe slicks.

Beautiful looking paint work and the Motion stripes look correct to me. Nice clean looking interior trim.

I'm with Mario on the stock build. This one especially is really cleanly done. The shadows add an interesting look in the photos, looks like early morning just after sunrise. Our day today is 7:35 am to 4:59 pm but the latitudes are somewhat different.

I girl I had a crush on in high scool had a standard Poodle. I was terrified whenever she left the room. I just know that dog thought I was a chew bone.

I do recall some badly torn Sears seat covers and the engine had as much oil on the outside as in the crankcase. Had to park on a hill to roll start it and he carried a large rock for a parking brake. Other than that, it was pretty much shot.

Very clean looking and I like the livery on the doors.