cobraman

Looks great !

Nice clean model. Love the color choice.

Very nice work !

Harry, your taxes are really that high ? You my friend are being held up . That is an insane amount of taxes to pay. Not only that but what do you get for that money ?

Thanks Steve. I will get it finished.

I agree. Beautiful car and great looking wheels.

I used to make deliveries in Downers Grove in the early 70's. I worked at a electrical supply house in Chicago near 63 rd and Pulaski. I had to go out to Downers Grove every other week. Used to stop for food at a joint called Cock Robin.

Man this kit is a pain ! At least it is for me. I am having a lot of trouble with the pewter parts. I am using a Super type glue and it seems to take hold pretty good but when I pick it up to work on it "plink " a part falls off ! One part, the air cleaner has fallen off 3 times. Not sure what the heck I am doing wrong but I will manage to get it together one way or another. Three steps forward and two steps back. : )

Doesn't sound like America does it ? I was born in Chicago many years ago. Lived for years right across Midway Airport. 63 rd and Long if I remember right. That area at least back then was a nice place to live. Not sure about now. Moved from there to a town called Oak Lawn.

Great looking model Aaron.

No engine.

Cool idea on the wheels.

Good looking car.

Sweet 57 !

I would say the AMT kit.

Thank you Nie !

Harry might like it better if it had mirrors ! : )

I really like the real one and would love a kit of it. The copy............not so much. : )

I would love to have it but I find myself a little short of funds. : )

Cease fire !!! : )

What a cool transformation.

Sometimes if painted good cotton pulled apart a bit can be made to look passable.

This Cobra is just a stock Franklin Mint offering.Brushed aluminum body. Pretty nicely detailed.

You did a fine job on it.

Here ya go ! Aluminum body.