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That's sharp ! Very nice work and the color is perfect !

Here's a link to the Rod & Custom article . It's pretty well done and could easily be updated by using newer donor kits . . . say an Accurate Miniatures Gran Sport Corvette . http://s1157.photobucket.com/user/RobertSpedding/library/Cheetah - Rod and Custom Article

The December 1966 Rod & Custom had that article . It may have been in one of the model mags too but I've never seen it . If anyone is interested I can scan the article and post a link .

Very nicely done Paul ! That's a beautiful color !

Don't ever see a white Deuce . . . I like it ! And those ww decals are a real nightmare , you did good .

Excellent job creating this piece of history ! Congrats on a beautiful model !

The "Tangerine Machine" !

I really like how that turned out , it looks really great ! But what happened to the hood ?

Beautiful ! It's nice to see some different takes on this kit instead of them always being built stock . Great work !

Beautifully done ! And they don't always need all of the plumbing done to be a winning model , your's is a perfect example of that !

Having built a couple of these I know first hand that you couldn't have picked a harder one to do your first foiling job , fantastic job !

Joseph also has these same wheels in a slightly larger 1/24th size (U.S. Indy Mags) . You can mix them for a big & little set . http://www.fireballmodels.info/ These are beautiful wheels and the service is excellent !

Very very nicely done Eric ! I wouldn't mind one in my garage either !

NICE ! !

Put it in a Hot Wheels package and you could sell a ton of them at Walmart . You did some really nice work here sectioning the body and adding the different parts to it . . . and of course the paint is beautiful !

Agreed , and the color is perfect for it . Very nicely done ! Only thing I'd suggest is to lighten up on the panel lines , with that color they don't need to be that dark .

Yeah , leave the door handles alone . No sense taking a chance on messing something up ! I think it looks great overall and the MIG washes are very subtle like they should be , too many go overboard with their wash and it doesn't look realistic . Congrats on a very nice job !

After reading Adam's review and studying his great photos (they do enlarge when clicked !) I stopped snickering and decided this kit has some possibilities and it's now on my shopping list . I wish it was molded in white but I can live with the silver plastic and those beautiful tires almost justify buying the kit only for them . . . Thumbs up to Round2 for a nice job on them !

Nice work ! The emblems look right to me .

Great looking '59 ! I love the 2-tone blue you picked and the wheel/tire combination looks great too !

Very nice Mike , the paint and the wood look great ! (Nice license plate too !)

Nice one Jim ! I really like that interior , a little more subdued than usual !

I had the opportunity to meet and talk to Marty Robbins at Daytona back in the early 70's and he was a genuinely nice guy . He was accepted by the other drivers and crews and really was one of the good ol' boys . He also had pretty decent equipment . . . his cars were built by Petty Enterprises . Anybody remember this ?

Cool looking graphics for Memorial day ! The one thing that stands out to me are the mold lines on the bumpers , when you have those they should be sanded down smooth . Of course that means redoing the chrome somehow , but since you have an airbrush you could try some Alcad II Chrome . Since this is an old build maybe you already have .

Great work and congrats on the trophy ! I actually had an antenna like that once !