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Great looking paint , sort of a cranberry color ?

Super job ! It looks good with those wheels and tires !

Nice one David ! I like the wire mesh in the back doors and on top !

After painting the yellow trim it was obvious that the color wasn't even close to matching , so I used some acrylic craft paints and mixed a yellow that's closer to the plastic color . Here's the engine with the new yellow details . I also opened up the ends of the headers .

Yep it's got the turtle deck , the oval gas tank , and the headers . . . although the headers have been shortened with an angle cut on the end .

Thanks Gary !

Excellent craftsmanship , over the top detailing , and absolutely the most beautiful Raiders Coach ever built !

Moving right along , the engine and chassis are coming together . Even after building a few of these those suspension pieces still can be frustrating , especially with these old fingers !

Yeah . . . as a kid I probably saw all those fiddly suspension parts and closed the box !

Good luck , they go for $100+ if you can find one ! That finished one that's posted isn't mine .

Self portrait , Tom did the box art . Thanks !

It's definitely got the look from that time period . And I've got a few but they seem to be happy here .

Thanks ! It will be straight out of the box only adding the decals .

Thanks Jim ! This is the first reincarnation of the 1964 Little "T" kit .

Thanks Pat !

Thanks ! Thank you !

Nicely done so far SFD ! The Bright Teal is a great color !

It's hard to see in the photos but a coat of TS-13 Clear really makes the yellow pop ! More to come !

Since I've been restoring early Monogram kits I figured now was a good time to build one right out of the box with virgin plastic , and it will look great on the shelf next to the Boss A Bone I finished a while back ! This SweeTee is an unbuilt survivor I bought back when it was first released and have managed to hold onto along with a couple dozen or so other kits . This will be built straight out of the box with just a bit of detailing so it should go together pretty quick . First task was to glue the engine halves together , then sand and polish the main parts . The sanding and polishing sticks make quick work of this . I made some quickie decals for the tailgate and the radiator shell .

I'm even slow replying to your post , sorry Gerald . I see it every day and still want to finish it but just don't know when that will be . I'm not giving up yet !

Niiiice ! One of GM's better designs .

Good looking conversion ! Modifying a 2 door into a 4 door isn't an easy job by any means , you've done a great job ! Your BMF is okay too . It takes practice , practice , and more practice . Even guys who have been doing it for years are still practicing !

Great job on Leeroy's Cyclone ! And of course those group shots are awesome !

Harry built antique (early 1900's) brass era cars almost exclusively , why not do a CB of those cars to honor him ? Smaller scale of course .

Excellent job ! The T-Bolt chassis looks perfect and I agree that the teardrop hood looks really good on this !