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Love it!

Great looking build – love these old Oldsmobiles! I find the figure a little terrifying tho – is this the pre painted figure by Revell?

Nice work-I'd be proud to own this one!

Good looking Hyundai. Never thought I would say that!

Love the barbed wire-excellent detail!

Looks great to me!

Looks great!

Excellent work! I can almost hear it fire up and roar down the road....

Phenomenal work! This is one of my favorite kits and I have to say, one of the best builds I’ve seen as result.

Good looking build - reminds me of the one that used to roam my local streets a while back.

Must say-this is the best version I've seen of this kit so far!

Nice work My only complaint is those poor excuse for carbs on that great looking engine. That is on Revell/Monogram, not the builder!

Pretty good copy - nice eye for detail

Nice work - I've got a soft spot for the pickups of that erra. The Revell/Monogram '56 Ford was one of my first builds - did not turn out nearly as well as this one!

Not much new to report - got the body painted/decaled/weathered: Did a little mock up too. Still not sure about the copper grill shell for this build.

Nice-I love Trans Am type cars!

That could no be more true!

Where's the rest of it lol Joking aside, nice work

Exotics aren't my thing - but must give credit where due: nice paint and excellent interior detail.

That's a good look'n chassis! Almost a shame to put a body on it

That's one of the coolest version of the Sneaky Pete kit I've seen - nice work!

That looks great!

Impressive detail there. Did you use a Bic lighter for the tank?

Not my subject of choice, but fantastic quality and attention to detail in this build. Keep up the good work!

I experimented a little with the body last night – pleased with the results! I glued some PE weld lines in strategic places to where I would expect the cuts to have been made for the “chop”. Then I applied some black BMF (had to find a use for the otherwise useless stuff) around the weld lines on the body. Next, I dry brushed different shades of browns on the body and sanded/scuffed the areas to expose the weld lines and the metal backing of the BMF. B efore anyone goes crazy – yes I know there is no primer on the body, and yes, I did prep the resin before I started. Its all part of my evil plan LOL. I also played around with copper BMF on the grill shell – how does it look? It doesn’t suit the look I’m going for on this build, but I will put it aside for a future project!