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John... hey brother this is beautiful. You are my hero. Keep up the great work. This looks to be real close to being done. Tou are in the down hill stretch. Nice work buddy

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John I think you have outdone yourself on this one.. Raised the bar as it were! With the right background, lighting and good photos we could pass this of as a real car. the little details that I see here like the steering shaft at the fire wall. Most would be happy with just the shaft going thru the fire wall to the steering wheel, but we have the Flex shaft, the joint, the collar , the pins and nuts, properly weathered. the brackets on the blower, nuts holding them on, the carb detail, screws, fittings, I still have'nt seen it all. Of course the paint flawless. You have the title of a master model builder in my book. This one belongs in Utah....

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John,

You could have...................... just kidding!!!! Absolutely stunning. That is not a model!!!!! It's a work of art. jwrass

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HI John, Shaun.s. here, super duper job for sure , I would imagine you don't have much left to do , I don't think there is any more room for any thing else to detail even w/ or wo/ TWEEZERS!!!!!!! great job. Shaun.s

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HI John, Shaun.s. here, super duper job for sure , I would imagine you don't have much left to do , I don't think there is any more room for any thing else to detail even w/ or wo/ TWEEZERS!!!!!!! great job. Shaun.s

Shuans……..your right…….not much left to do …….except that Craig the owner of the Head Hunter keeps changing things on the 1:1 car for the better of course……..then I have to go back and change what he did……..but I should be done soon……..thanks

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Amazing craftsmanship. Amazing how much detail you pack into 1/25th scale. One question where or how did you letter the plug wires?

Jim……I used HO scale numbered decals for the plug wires……they are really small but,apply nicely with Micro Sol……..thanks

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I have figured it out, he has a 1/25 scale mechanic , who lives in an old AMT Riviera box. with his 1/25 scale wife, and 4 1/32 scale kids, Oh and spot the dog....How else can he apply HO scale decals on plug wires!! simply amazing

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I have figured it out, he has a 1/25 scale mechanic , who lives in an old AMT Riviera box. with his 1/25 scale wife, and 4 1/32 scale kids, Oh and spot the dog....How else can he apply HO scale decals on plug wires!! simply amazing

Lanny, that's HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!, in case you didn't notice im writing in violet to celebrate your beautiful build here, John. soo much abilty and talent, you really should be getting scooped up any day now,by the honchos at Revell,Monogram or Moebius well you get the gist. awesome work here john, absolutely fabulous!!!!!!! Shaun.s

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Jim……I used HO scale numbered decals for the plug wires……they are really small but,apply nicely with Micro Sol……..thanks

Thank you for the info John.

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Hello…….thank you all so very much for the kind comments……..I really do appreciate them :) ……..small up-date today…….I got the winshields installed …….I still need to polish the glass ……….and I also installed the blower belt shroud……..thanks for looking.

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"Someday John wants to become a professional model car builder" LOL This looks pretty good to me. Congrats on the centerfold in the other publication.

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