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Looks awesome Neal.......enjoyed seeing it at the meeting too!

Looks great! My favorite color.

Nice!

Just got the latest issue of Model Cars mag, and was happy to see, on page 9, we can now get a '73 AMC Hornet Sportabout wagon! Couple of b & w pics, but it looks pretty good. Thanks to Gregg for sticking that in there, I'm gonna order one!

Pictures? They'd need a website the size of ebay! If you google modelhaus stuff under images, you'll find a bunch of them.

Nice looking custom. Paint came out great! I've always been afraid of Rustoleum products. In the past, I have had trouble getting it to dry to a hard finish. How was it working with this clearcoat?

Beautiful Mopar! Great paint!

I like it! Looks like a cool old '60's build you'd see in Model Car Science. I can think of a 1:1 show car that became a funny car......the Dodge Charger III body was used for the Flying Dutchman FC.

Wild! First time I've seen a Moebius 300 kit done anyway other than box stock.

Very nice. Before I read the description, I looked at the pics and wondered "Where'd he get one of these already?" Thought about the old Mod Squad deal. This one came out very convincing.

Great weathering!

Very nice conversion!

Very cool! I don't see any imperfections. Looks great! Although, I'm not sure if those wheels are right for it.................

Pure beauty! Gorgeous build!

Awesome! Can't go wrong with wide whites and steelies.

Looks very good. Convinced me to grab this kit.

Awesome! Scratchbuilt parts are fantastic!

Oh yeah........paint, wheels, tires.......perfect!

Ditto the color question. Looks right on! Nice clean build.

Looks great! Nice paint! Since you mention it, I don't recall ever seeing many of these in black either. For my kit, I'm waiting to hopefully find the 4 door hardtop resin that somebody did a while back.

Wild and different! I dig it!

The flash is due to it being an old mold with many of re-issue miles on it! Looks very cool, Jim. I love the color and the steelies/dog dishes and white walls.

Very nice, nice shine on the paint!

Nice build, and I can appreciate the amount of work that went into it. Great door lines and nice handles! But the last year for the 4 door hardtop Breezeway was '64. 65-6 the 4 door hardtop used the formal roofline. You could however, get a 4 door sedan Breezeway. The roof was a bit different than the earlier design, as evidenced in this photo. It would be an easy fix on your model. But then again, it's cool the way it is and most folks would never know.

Ford color, Caymen green. Looks fantastic on it, especially with the champagne roof.