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Very well done Mario , I like the stock look ! Great photos too !

Great looking Cutlass ! This is one of those body styles that looks really good in white !

Those colors look really sharp together , well done !

Your work so far looks excellent ! That ABS can be a real pain to work with , well done !

Great work so far , I love that roofline !

One of the best versions I've seen built , very well done !

I like your way better too , well done ! I bought a roll of Oramask a while back and have cut a few things by hand just to experiment and it works really good , it may be time to buy a cutting machine , what kind do you use ? And will it cut true circles ?

I guess I missed what color you're painting the body , that's gonna look sharp ! The chassis detail looks great so far and the exhaust looks factory !

Too bad about those spots . I had something similar happen when somebody sprayed air freshener in through a doorway , never saw it until I started painting .

Shouldn't be an issue , Everything has been pre-drilled pre-fit and pre-assembled , it's basically finished . Plus once my bodies are painted I always wear gloves and I don't plan on handling the windshield frame .

It's been a month since I've worked on this mainly because I was hesitant about foiling the body . Not because I don't like to do it , I don't mind at all and I've gotten really good at it ! I've been putting it off because I have very little of the "New Improved" stuff left , I used the smaller pieces on the interior and might have just enough left for the body . I do have a sheet of what BMF is selling now but after experimenting with it I'm not looking forward to using it . I decided to compromise and paint the windshield frame and the top/boot trim piece , this will give me enough foil for the rest of the body . After some careful masking I sprayed it with some Rust-Oleum Bright Coat Chrome , not the best but my compressor is down so I couldn't spray it with Molotow . Another compromise but it's done now and I can move on . Once it dries for a few days the foiling can begin !

Beautiful work and a very beautiful build ! I like the little extras you've added like the mounting rod for the mirror and the Lucas switches !

Very well done and the engine detailing is awesome !

Man that looks great , well done !

Opening those holes in the frame and the smaller torsion bars really do add to the realism of the frame , something else to add to the list ! Problem is I never remember to do everything on my list . Like flat spotting the tires , I did it once and really liked the look but keep forgetting on recent builds .

It looks great , I love the basic gray paint job with black spokes !

Thanks Mike ! You should build yours , would love to see it ! Thanks Dave ! Thanks much David !

Thank you Carl !

Harry's Bentley - WIP Finished

Really nice job rerouting the exhaust around the torsion bars , when working on my '71 Roadrunner that gave me fits ! I spent more time on that than any other part of the build , redid them several times , and still wasn't happy . Next time it will be done first instead of last !

Looks really nice to me Bob ! But that's looking at photos , you had some issues so you're probably soured on the whole thing . Just think of it as a learning experience , we've all been there .

For being so small it looks really good along side my 1/25th builds . Thanks ! Probably not the Aurora or Lindberg ones but the Monogram 1/32nd kits are a possibility .

Not sure I'd call it goofy , it took some imagination and it turned out really cool ! It sure isn't any kind of Toon model .

Thanks Jim ! Not a coincidence , lots of collectors refer to this kit as the Ram Rod/Silver Sapphire kit . Thanks Ray ! Thanks much !

Thanks Bob ! Thanks ! Thanks Greg ! Other than being yellowed they worked great .