Hi-Po

Nicely done!

Outstanding!! The workmanship is flawless. Job well done. I like it.

Nicely done. The paint looks great.

Nice clean build. Looks great.

Very nice build. Nice and clean. Great job!

Looking GOOD!

Looks really good. Nice clean build.

Once again, I want to thank everyone for the nice comments. Your input is appreciated.

Beautifully done! I like it.

Great job on the decal work. Very nice build.

Beautifully built and detailed. I like it.

That is one good looking Caddy! I like it.

Outstanding! Job well done.

Very nice!

Nicely done! Love the color.

Outstanding workmanship! A true piece of modeling art! BRAVO!

Love it! Bender and Fry would be proud.

Simply beautiful! Job well done!

Thank you to everyone for the nice comments, it is greatly appreciated.

Thank you to everyone for the nice comments, it is greatly appreciated.

You nailed it! Excellent workmanship and the photography is first rate. I like it.

Looks good! I really like the smiley face!

I have to agree with everyone else, outstanding build on both vehicles. Very nice.

I have had this kit in my stash for many years and finally decided that it was time to build it. The kit is the AMT/ERTL 1995 Ford F-150 XLT, kit # 6106, which I believe has not been reissued in many years. At least I have not seen one advertised in ages. The kit is a dream to build with very minor flash and great parts fit. If you can find one, I highly recommend that you pick it up at once. Some of the modifications that I made to the truck are as follows: In the interior I added seat belts (three of them), a travel mug (scratch build), embossing powder for the carpet, door cranks, door panel trim (BMF), a turn signal and shift lever to the steering column as neither one was included in the kit, door locks and a Truck magazine. I simulated a Line-X truck bed liner using Krylon textured spray paint and scratch build the Line-X placard. Using spare decals I fashioned back up lights for the taillight assemblies. For the cab of the truck, I scratch build the rear slider and the 3rd taillight. I used regular auto tinting film on the rear slider Other improvements were tire valve stems for the wheels, aluminum exhaust tips, scratch build antenna (using small gauge wire) and I replaced the kits plastic spare tire with a rubber tire from my spares box. For the side trim, I used War Bird chrome decal stripes. I removed the kit chrome from the front and rear bumpers and side mirrors. The parts were then shot with Alclad ll chrome. The paint is from Scale Finishes. After the paint was dry, I rubbed it out using Novus #2 and then I waxed the body using Meguiar's Gold Class auto wax. I also added spark plug wires and battery cables to the engine bay. And if you look close you will see that I added hood stops (bumpers) to the front engine bay panel. I just noticed that most of the photos are of the right side. I am not sure how that happened. My mistake, sorry. Enjoy the photos.

Nicely done.