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Thats a great theme for this.

Enjoy your background stories on these builds. They help to better understand the scraps and bumps and signs of abuse and neglect.

Great looking body conversion and the paint color and finish shows the body lines well.

Beautiful looking builds.

Beautiful paint finish and color. Like the stance.

Beautiful looking builds and like the box art theme. The first commercial air liner I was ever on was a TWA Constellation so that build caught my eye.

Beautiful finishes and variety of build subjects. Like the two same, but different Falcon wagons.

Beautiful looking finishes and like the clean stock style.

Great looking builds. I like the finishes and the barn diorama.

Great looking years' work. Like the variety of subjects and the way they are detailed.

So many beautifully built models. Like the clean paint and trim, and the chassis and engine combos are always so well done.

Beautiful looking finishes of such an iconic roadster.

Beautiful black paint job. Like the showroom stock appearance.

Great looking builds and like the variety of subjects.

Beautiful finishes everywhere you look on this build. Amazing extensive detailing as well. Love the lighting that you do on your builds.

Great looking paint and striping. Always interesting to see how and what was done in other countries with cars that were offered here as well. The 250 6 cylinders with a 4-speed actually sounds like a fun car to drive. Like your clean body trim finishes.

Beautiful looking paint colors and finishes on these Camaros. Like the extensive engine detailing.

Great looking convertible. I always liked the sort of '37 Ford styling. Your paint finish looks great as does the interior. Very cleanly detailed build.

Beautiful looking paint finish. Like the El Camino trim badges.

I agree with everyone on the rear bumper. You have shaped it so that the top edge of the bumper matches the shape of the rear body perfectly.

At least they tied it down. Around here you can often find household debris on the side of the highway around the first of the month when some people are moving. "We don't need no sticking tie downs".

I bought a resin '67 Chevelle two-door body a couple of years ago since I like the body style. Unfortunately, there was no box and the caster was unknown. I would check all of the resin casters web sites to see what is out there. Mine was done in a white resin that would rival any plastic kit from Revell or round 2. I used a Revell '67 Chevelle SS396 kit for the grill, taillights and interior.

Great looking builds. Like the paint colors and finishes.

Great looking Jeep and bet you wish you had kept it.

Beautiful looking conversion and the flatbeds wood finish looks great.