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That casting looks really nice! How are you going to address the wheels?

I am really diggin' that '29 roadster - sweet little hotrod!!

I use bendy straws... simple, quick, no mess...

It's grey resin. Not sure when it was cast, but it has a copyright date of 1995 stamped inside the body.

Gregg, what every a did seemed to do the trick, the board has been "remembering" me since - thanx!

Ditto what Bill said - fantastic stuff!

My resin part went flying across the room, so I made a base from some scrap plastic, then attached the supplied p.e. gate, and added some Grandt Line styrene bolts. I just hope it won't be totally hidden once the body is on with the windscreen in place.

if an LX kit does appear, I hope it is correct. Correct engine bay, trim, and please make correct LX tail lights...

that's different....but I kinda like it! Nice build!

It does it here too. I use Firefox for this and some other sites, and let Firefox remember the user/pass for this site. Couple clicks and I'm good to go.

Lookin good!

I thought that kit was a curbside...

Nice work!! Still waiting to for my wally to get one...

I remember that from the HH board. It's a great build, and I'm still diggin' it!

I hope Leon does revive Cobra Colors at some point, since the paints were a joy to use...also because I procrasticated and didn't order the paint for my Miura before he closed up shop

Nice work on a subject not seen very often, if at all!

Thanx Dave!! This is a kit that I wasn't super excited about, but after seeing what's in the box, I'm definitely gonna pick one up. Of course, I'll have to find a flathead to drop in it...

That turned out great!! The color, the moon caps and wide whites, I'm diggin it!!

Like Bill said, if you're happy with it as-is, don't worry about it. Some cars get polished, some get cleared, some get cleared an polished, but occasionally, I get lucky and put down a nice looking paintjob right from the can. This '65 Corvette is Tamiya Italian Red, no clear, rubbed with Novus plastic polish #2: This Deuce is PPG Ford Sonic Blue Pearl with PPG clear, rubbed with Novus #2: And this old Woody is Tamiya TS-14 Black, right from the can, no rubbing, no clear: I'm happy with how each of them turned out, but they all took different approaches to to get there.

That's just evil lookin' - cool build!

that is a beautiful build of a beautiful subject - very nice work!!

Very nice Bill!!

Thanx for the info!

That looks great!! What did you use on the seats?

I really enjoyed building the '40 coupe, and have the Pro-Modeller convertible in the pile. Revell really did a nice job on these kits!