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Fantastic build!  The workbench steps should be pinned for the innovative method used to make the frame and dash alone, not to mention all the other steps it took to create this masterpiece.

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This has been one of the most inspirational and innovative builds to follow while under construction.There will surely be a lot of rods taking tips and ideas from this one.Thanks for taking all the extra time to take the photos and post the techniques you used to create it.

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Eric.... Er, cant think of anything else to say that hasn't been said already ! !  You know im a fan, cant wait till the next one, like you said try and top this.........:unsure:......  Lowlife ! !    :D

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Innovative and creative build (thanks for sharing all the steps) and a fantastic result. The subject is a bit crazy for my taste, but the execution is so awesome that I'm immediately drawn in. The stencil-cut frame grabbed me at first, but once you got to the scratchbuilt luggage-rack gas tank, my mind was properly blown. Oh, then the dashboard. And the foiled body...and the wood interior bracing... I'm almost sad to see this one finished, because I enjoyed watching the build process so much.

Oh, and the other two are sweet builds too. All hits, nary a miss in the bunch!

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I like your design and craftsmanship........but the craftsmanship blows me away!!!!!

I like it even though it cost me money........I have to buy one of those cutters!! 

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outstanding. i've just reread your wip, as i saw your pictures this morning. 

scratchbuilt as its finest. great craftsmanship! i am really impressed.

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Thank you all for the kind words and compliments.... now i got to figure out how to top this one... :unsure:

I have no doubt you'll find a way top top this Eric, you're no one-hit wonder with this kind of skill! I loved watching it come together, and still can't get past the steamer trunk/gas tank, that was a stroke of genius!

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It's a terrific model. It's not often we see someone take a genre (rat rods in this instance) and turn it on it's ear. And give us something classy and unexpected. Fantastic work.

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