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I like the great paint finish. Cleanly detailed and a proper stance.

Great looking group. I like the clean build style and sort of a day 2 look.

The '60 Impala has been reissued in several different versions and even a couple different Low Ridder styles. Best way to tell is look at the contents in the box or read about the options listed by Revell on the side of the box if you don't want to open it.

I think one reason Chevrolet only offered a "Peg Leg" differential in the '65 396 Chevelle was their fear that the rear end wouldn't hold up although you could get the same Engine in a full-size Chevrolet with the 12 bolt Postreaction option. As nice as this is I would want to see a lot more paperwork than what's shown here and even an actual Build Sheet before I would call this a 100% real deal COPO car. This is the first time I have ever seen such a car presented as a COPO. This maybe or it could be a figment of someone's imagination.

Another breed that usually is very affectionate is the Dachshund. The exception would be if you get one that thinks it's protecting its people.

They along with a few other breeds seem to have a Napoleonic complex and are not easily intimidated.

Looks very well planned out. My only thought would be that the B pillar looks a little wider and maybe enlarging the front side of the rear side window may help.

Great looking structure. This could make a good sauna as well.

Last night we watched the Griswald Christmas movie. Still just as corny as ever and you just know what is coming next, but we still had a great laugh all the same. The next movie was Four Christmases, and this is the first time I have seen more than about ten minutes at any one time. This was really funny, and I would recommend to any PG or better audience.

Finally getting to setup my new modeling room. We moved earlier this year and the new place had a partially finished room in the basement and we had a general contractor finish into a bedroom type room for me to use. May take a couple of weeks to unpack my books and setup my work bench. I hope to start finishing a couple of works in progress that I had to pack when we moved and start something new. I'm gluing bumpers and grills back on some of the displayed models already.

I doubt if a dog would still be interested in a skunk once he had been sprayed by one. Water heaters on the other hand I have had a few that turned into an indoor fountain in the basement. That is a very expensive thrill.

When I was in high school, I knew a guy who had one of the Allstate cars. By the time he got it the condition was such it was just this side of walking when you had to go somewhere. The things I remember about the differences between the Henry J and the Allstate were that the Allstate didn't have a trunk lid or a glove box in the dash.

You must have a thing for the '41 Chevy pickup. This one also has a great looking paint work and detailing. I like how you tubbed the bed.

Beautiful looking paint finish and all the trim is detailed well. Like how the engine isn't over done with chrome and very serious looking. The stance is very realistic looking.

Beautiful looking build. Nice clean looking trim.

Beautiful looking paint finish and color. I like the Gasser style build. The engine detailing is very realistic looking.

I like this. Great looking paint work.

Great looking Surf Wagon. This looks like the trim Lincoln would have used if they offered a woody.

Great looking paint finish. Nice to take an older build and give it a good detailing once in a while.

Great looking Mustang. Very nice looking interior.

The finish looks great as does the trim. Wonder what color this will be the next time you post photos of it?

Beautiful looking paint and color. You can see how smooth it is by the reflections on the surface.

Beautiful collection of builds and a nice verity of subjects.

Great looking paint work. The trim detailing looks spot on.

Great looking chopped top. I like the way the grill looks, and the color is nice and bright.