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1451270295894.thumb.jpg.5db4c59b18101db9Thanks guys. The '26 Fordor was by far the most challenging of the set though the foil work on the Lincoln was quite a job also.  There were several  more that I wanted to see complete but did not get there this year.  At the top of the list is the Duesenberg Judkins Victoria that has been on my workbench for over a decade, closely followed by the '30 Cord L-29 that has been an ongoing project for  (and I am not kidding ) over 35 years.  Then there's the '34 Packard Dietrich and the rest of the Improved Ford set from '26-7.  And now I add the '30 something Ford Coupe street rod project that I find myself oddly intrigued with.  Lots to do. 

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Love the finished projects as well as the in progress ones. I really appreciate that you have a fondness for cars from the classic era. And with the Gilmore nearby, for you it would be easy to do research, I should imagine.

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Nice collection!  They all look great but I really like that Lincoln. Would you mind telling me what specific red paint you used on it?  It looks perfect on that car.

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I really appreciate the comments guys. As for the Packard it is a Franklin Mint '34 Convertible Sedan modified from scratch by me...not my most successful job so far but I intend to keep at it.  Rather sheepishly I have to admit that the Lincoln is painted with Testo rs rattle can dark red over DupliColor red rattle can primer. Not the most suphistocate job but it worked.  I rubbed it out with McGuire ' s clear plastic polish, intended for convertible top rear windows.  The van is the All American Models resin kit with the a bunch of parts box items to complete the model. 

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