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WOW!!! Outstanding save Ron! This came out beautiful!

This is very KOOL Pat! Interesting idea in outlining the wood in silver! It most definitely gives it the "Hot-Rod" look.

WOW! You have definitely captured the look! Nice!

Another BEAUTIFUL build Yuri! Outstanding paint and detail!

Nice lookin' group of Hot-Rods Ron! I really love the '36 chopped Ford with the "moons".....nice! I have problems with posting photo's myself! Nothing to do with the Forum....just me I guess!

Nicely done Randal! Weathering looks good!

Beautiful Trans AM Randy! Nicely done!

As usual Tulio....you hit another one out of the park! Great lookin' "Vic"!

Very Coooool! Nice lookin' "Rat"!

WOW Jim! This turned out great! I love the color being carried over into the interior...very cool! And your choice for wheels....ya can't beat Mags!

Nice lookin' Vette Radames! I love the color and graphics!

WOW! Awesome build! Engine bay detailing is fantastic. As is the dash, and interior! I love the wide whites!

Nice lookin' '32 Carl.

Nice save on this '64 Bonneville Al! Funny...I have all of these new kits in the closet to be built, and the last three, not including the one I'm working on now, also a restoration. Have been restorations of previously built cars.

Beautiful build Steve, and I have to agree with "HarryP", it's got mid '60's muscle written all over it!

Fantastic transformation Cliff! Beautiful....flawless work! Far and away one of the nicest '36 Fords that I've seen presented in model form. Really outstanding!

Beautiful foil work Alan, and a great choice of color combo. Really nice build!

WOW....you really captured the patina of a car that's been around the block a few times, and yet is still able to pull-off some newer upgrades without having to go through a complete re-build. Nice work Stefan!

Yes....you can find just about any kit that you are looking for. From the new releases. to some of the "vintage kits" that you remember at $2.99 (albeit a little more expensive nowadays!), and at very good prices. But more importantly, you will find people like Tom Valenta (Drgon63). I'm sure that Tom won't remember me, but his tips on paint, and painting set me on a whole new course, and Tom is an awesome builder. Check out his Fotki link. In fact over the last five years of my attending this show, I haven't found one person who wouldn't spend a few minutes on explaining how they did this, or that. As with this show, you will find the same to be true with the folks on this Forum. There is also a great show in Roanoke, VA the first week-end in march. This is the 'MDA" car show, and there is a model contest attached to the car show. Your entry fee into the car show covers you on entering a model into the contest. Google 2016 MDA car show for further info. This also has an enormous amount of kit and parts dealers in attendance. So come up, see some great 1:1 cars, and models.

Nice build Chuck! Awesome job on mating the roof to the body....looks great. Beautiful color!

Nice little "Hot Rod" Clayton. I received two of these kits, one from my Daughter on Christmas, and one from my Wife eleven days later on my Birthday! Score! I love the green and white combo. I definitely sets it apart from just another "black" '29 Ford. Nice job. Oh...and the flocking of the interior....cool idea!

WOW Dale! This is an absolutely beautiful build! Killer paint, and overall finish! Really....really nice!

Beautiful job Kate! I wish that I was that accomplished at thirteen!

Nice looking wagon Curtis! Looks fine to me!

Welcome aboard Stan! This is a great group to belong to. There's a group over here in Kernersville, the "Carolina Kustom Modelers" - CKM for short. That sponsors a great 'NNL" show in August in Clemmons NC. Usually around the third week-end. You may want to make a trip over. You're only about two hours away. It's a great time to see some great builds. The show will usually draw modelers from all over the South, and there are a great bunch of dealers with parts, kits, you name it. Hope to see you there!