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Beautifully done Chuck and in a gorgeous color ! Like so many kits that are said to be terrible or just plain garbage this one builds up into a very presentable model .

Wow that's super nice , very well done Ryan ! I've got two original flat box kits to build , I can only hope they are close to as good as yours .

Thanks very much Doyle !

Looks great , I preordered mine a few weeks ago ! I still have the MPC kit that I built way back in '72 , it's one of my favorites .

That '70 is a really nice kit , wouldn't mind finding one myself ! Those are some great prices , unfortunately the HL near me really blows and never discounts any models .

Wow that came out super nice , lots of great detailing for a 1/32 kit ! And that color is perfect !

Same here . Now prices are getting ridiculous , luckily I still have a couple that I want to build one of these days .

A couple of 1/32 Box Art builds . And a 1/87 scale resin Cheetah . And I have this 1/87 Willys Jeep that I may do one of these days .

Beautiful paint and some really great detailing , nice work ! I really like your display piece !

Thanks much Larry !

Oh that looks just beautiful ! You may think it's not your best but considering the origins of that kit you've done a wonderful job !

Those are very cool , bet they would sell !

Thanks much Carl !

Neat little car and very well done Mario ! The diorama in your photos really looks nice too ! I have the Tamiya kit stashed away waiting for a rainy day .

Beautiful work Rich , I really like the look of the polished plastic on some of these older kits ! Your detailing/foil is excellent ! How do you do the scripts - emblems - door handles - etc . . . ?

Never seen one of these kits before , very cool ! Thanks for posting it !

That's one sharp looking El Camino , very well done ! 1959 and '60 El Camino's are my all time favorite having owned a couple of both . My avatar is one of my 60's .

Thanks David ! Fun and quick , that's unusual for me ! Thanks much Scott !

Thanks Much John , I appreciate it !

Thanks Mark ! Thanks Peter ! Thanks Ray !

While searching for something quick and easy I came across a box with several of those small Weird-Ohs figures that I had bought years ago and thought Digger might fit into a Li'l Red Baron , and that's how "Li'l Digger" was conceived . I modified the LRB by replacing the front axle and tires with parts from a Roarin' Rail with clear plastic wheels and I made decals for the spokes . The rear wheels are the LRB pieces with the centers replaced with Screamin' Vette centers , and the backs of the tires were blocked off and the shoulders rounded . The engine was pieced together from my parts stash . The figure was modified to fit and sprayed with DullCote then his helmet was repainted yellow and Digger's fingers were reshaped to better grab the shifter . By the way that shifter ball is a 10mm acrylic bead , I had to buy 250 of them so if anybody wants some let me know !

Not sure if that will ever happen which is why I decided to pay for these . I bet if any more sets pop up on Ebay they'll be priced even higher !

That's one nice looking Model A Coupe , beautifully done Alan !

Well done Mike , beautiful paint and trim work ! This was well worth the effort that you put into it !

Super nice looking Eldorado Jay ! Boy those were good looking cars .