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Great looking showroom style build. Don't recall ever seeing this body style kitted before.

Amazing paint finishes and all cleanly detailed.

Beautiful paint colors and finishes. Better to build this type of quality than seeing how many you can build.

Beautiful looking finishes and remember following more than a few of these builds. Wish I could have the two Chevy pickups and the sedan delivery on 1:1 scale.

Beautiful looking paint work and they are all cleanly detailed.

Beautiful paint and trim on these exotic cars. Like the well-used truck thrown in as well.

Striking color combination and great finish and trim. Like the day 2 street machine look.

Beautiful looking paint color for this body style, remember seeing a similar color on many Fords from this era. The interior also has a great OEM look to it. Like the realistic looking OEM finishes on the engine and chassis.

Great looking gallery of builds. I like some of the striking color combinations as well.

Beautiful looking paint work and the colors all compliment the interesting body work. Really like the attention to the engine and interior detailing on these builds.

Beautiful paint finish and color. The contrasting interior color goes well with the exterior. Like the stance.

Great looking movie car. The interior seems to attract the eye. Well-built ride.

Beautiful looking paint color and finish and body stripes. Like the realistic looking engine detailing. The rest of the fleet look similar in their finishes.

Beautiful looking paint finish and the engine and chassis detailing as well.

Good looking roof design.

Looks like the plastic surgery was a success. Like the built Flathead idea for the engine.

The hood shape is different between the '40 De Luxe issue and the '40 standard and '39 style hood.

Try a pair of over-the-counter reading glass's that are designed for working with a computer screens. The ones I got were under $20 and have a filter that protects your eyes from the screens glare.

I have shared this problem as well, but it is more of a case of getting bogged down in trying to get everything the way my original idea was. Sometimes it's because the parts just don't seem to want to cooperate with my original design or the old "Squirrel" syndrome. I have tried to overcome this by limiting myself to one build at a time, otherwise I'd have a half a dozen unfinished projects scattered all over my desktop.

Great looking paint and like the stake bed.

Our Lab, may he RIP, used to set near the table when we ate and would drool a puddle on the floor watching us. He wouldn't touch his food until we were finished even though we would feed him first. He would hold out for any grease or juices left over from the preparation of our dinner that my wife would dribble over his dried whatever they called his dog food.

I'll bet they could sell a lot of kits of just the bed.

I would be interested in following your build of this '68 Chevrolet kit. This is either a Biscayne or a Bel Air two door post car rather than an Impala. The reason is I ordered a new '68 Bel Air two door big block car and would like to build a model of that car.

Great looking build. Remember renting one like this in the late sixties and took my wife and our two then very young sons on a two week tour up the west coast and back.

Beautiful paint finish and color. Like how you used the kits custom grill and rear fenders. Great looking bed wood and engine detailing.