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My condolences for the loss of little Dippy. The bond with a pet like this something special and she will always be in the back of your mind.

Great paint work and the bed cover fits well. Good looking wheel and tire combination and stance.

Great looking paint work and the two-tone really shows the body lines. Very cleanly built.

Great looking Rabbit. Like the paint finish and color. The flared wheel wells and gold lace wheels set it off nicely.

Sounds like a retailer issue then.

Sort of off topic. I also had problems a few years ago with a couple of fingers and a thumb. This may have absolutely no bearing on what you are experiencing, but have you seen a specialist for your hand? In my case it was something that the doctor called "Triger Finger Syndrome". One of my thumbs would cramp hard against the palm of my hand and the only way I could get it to return to its normal position was to physically pry it loose with my other hand. Minor surgery returned everything to normal. As I mentioned this may have nothing to do with what you're dealing with but someone who specializes in this type of issues may be able to help if you haven't already done so.

Great looking paint finish and body chrome details.

Glad to hear that your thumb has gotten better. I like the lighting ideas. I noticed that this kit looks to have split wishbones on both the front and rear suspension. Wondering if your ride height issue you mentioned before could be caused by the way the suspension was redesigned.

Whenever we used to take our Lab to the vet the lady at the front desk always thought it was funny offering my wife a two for one special to fix our dog. He went to his grave intact.

Might want to contact the store where you purchased the kit as well. I question the bar code listing this as a Camaro. As for the contents, that would be up to Round 2. Good luck.

With ventage of the vehicles you are looking at the value has more to do with the overall condition and how desirable they may be to you personally.

I think the Atlantis / Ed Roth '57 Chevrolet is or was an earlier Revell tool dating back to the '60's. The Yellow '57 Bel Air is based on the most resent Revell offering that also included the Black Widow edition of the 150 model with the Fuel Injection engine option.

Great looking paint finish and color. Very cleanly detailed engine and under the tilt front end.

Great looking paint finish and body trim. The white interior brightens up the overall look. Like the clean engine detailing.

Great looking year model conversion plus going with a sedan body style. Have you done a two - door version of a '68 Bel Air?

Enough weight in the back seat can make just about any car do a wheely I guess.

What would make this kit a level 5? This is no way demining of this great kit, but I think they just change the level designations at will.

Great looking body Kustomizing and paint finish.

Like the FE engine idea. The cu. in. can be whatever you want it to be. If you have the 3 - 2 setup it might be a little more impressive as a cruiser engine.

So many great details everywhere you look on this build. These pictures need to be studied for a time to realize everything here. I see that the work crews aren't required to keep up the interior on their rigs. Who would have thought they would have pizza for lunch in New York.

Great looking paint and decals along with the surf boards. I like the way you shot some pictures with the neighborhood as a background.

Great looking paint and body trim. There was a time when a bright red convertible, regardless of manufacturer, was considered the most desirable car to own. This build captures that look.

Beautiful looking paint finish and racing stripes. All you ever see sitting on the shelf is the exterior anyway.

You could go too Google Images and request 1961 Oldsmobile images. Google will provide you with both pictures of current cars along with early GM images. You will be able to look at the body styles from several angles as well as interiors and paint colors. I think you will find that your picture is of a stock bodied Oldsmobile.

That's actually more of a nautical term.