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Not too bad , actually pretty cool for a mini - van . Kind of an updated GM Dustbuster van ! Honestly , you did an excellent job and the color looks great !

Great engine detail and paint . The stripe turned out great !

Very sharp ! It's nice to see a well done Buick once in a while . Thanks for sharing .

Amazing detail on a smaller scale ! Very nice work .

Ditto , that's a beautiful Porsche !

Jimmy Flintstone has what you are looking for .

Finished it up today ! I'll post more pictures " Under Glass " in a little while . Thanks for looking 1 BOB .

Bill , First I want to say that the quote in my signature line was not meant to offend anyone . I understand how you can want a model as accurate as possible . When I added that to my signature line I was thinking of those who will comment on anothers build because it has a '70 grille on a '69 model . That's what I consider a rivet counter , not someone who just wants an accurately molded '71 cuda ( me included ! ) .

Looks very cool ! Excellent paint and BMF . Where did you get the wheels and caps ?

I bought this a week ago at the auto parts store and it might be worth trying . I've done " Spoon " tests over lots of different paints and it hasn't affected any of them . I don't have any Alcad but I sprayed it on Spaz - Stix and it stayed bright and shiney ! It sprays very evenly and goes on very thin , it requires two coats for a nice shine .

Gorgeous Paint ! ! Absolutely the nicest Vette I've seen in a long time ( including 1 : 1 ) .

Good looking Gremlin !

Very cool looking ! Nicest one of the bunch , excellent work .

Great looking Mustang ! The paint and trim look like new , cool color too .

That was worth the look . Thanks for posting .

Very nicely done John ! Excellent detailing and very clean build . Welcome back to the hobby !

Very Mean looking . The Cragars are cool too !

It looks better with no top ! I like the color and the wheels and tires .

That's reeeally nice ! The color contrasts nicely with the chrome .

You are correct Harry ! They are based on car frames and suspensions and were never desighed to haul a 1/2 ton load like a pickup truck . Unfortunately one of the moderators doesn't agree and keeps moving them !

The PE saw blades work great for small cuts in tight places and for delicate work . Don't even think about making larger panel cuts , the blades are pretty flimsey and not designed for it .

I never thought I would say a police cruiser was beautiful , but yours is ! Very nice work .

In the " Tips, Tricks , and Tutorials " section , look for " Replacement Windshield Heat Formed " . For some reason I can't link to it , but it's on the bottom of the second page .

One member of this forum did a nice tutorial using polyethelene soda bottles and a heat gun . It looked like it worked really great ! Some one should remember who it was .

Thanks for the " Thumbs Up ' guys ! It wasn't near as challenging as a nice car model , but the paint job got me motivated to finish it . Austin - Sorry, no video , just these photos .