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Good looking Lincoln, Nathan. The two-tone blue sets it off perfectly.

Beautiful Lambo. That colour just rocks. Suits the build perfectly. And the photos are excellent, too. Interesting, moody lighting that really works with this car and colour. Very well done.

Love the modifieds. Nice looking collection.

Beautiful Merc, Bil. Tidy work. Love the colours. It's a shame that with the chopped top you can't see the interior colour, which I though were particularly cool. Enjoyed the build thread, too. Nice work.

I agree entirely. I'm not sure what oldracer is referring to, but the stuff in the old familiar red & white Testors tube is absolutely plastic-welding cement. Any one who has struggled with ripping apart an old glue bomb, or as a kid, having used too much of it to glue in the windows only to have the roof develop some unsightly divots weeks later, can attest to that. He also suggests it's not available in Canada, but it is certainly readily available on the East Coast.

If we were in the same country, I'd be making a run at this. I'm guessing cross-border trading will be prohibitively expensive.

I bought one of these decal squeegees on a whim when making a large order with HLJ. I actually expected it to be kind of pointless, but it has proven to be a real gem. I was struggling with all of the thin pinstripe decals on a JPS Europa when I remembered this thing lurking in my tool box. It really saved the day, and earned it's keep immediately. It comes out now anytime I am applying a decal larger than a contingency sticker.

Being a race car, are you working under tight time constraints?

Welcome to the forum, Scot. A great place to dive back into the hobby.

Welcome to the forum, Bill.

Love the box art.

Very, um, interesting. Gotta love the creativity. I had seen photos of it before but knew nothing about. Interesting read. With improved engineering and a good bit of stylistic help it could be kinda of cool. I would love to have seen some interior shots and structural details, and would like to know how he worked out the steering for correct Ackerman.

Could be. I always thought it might be more of a chemical experiment. Lysergic Diethylamide, in particular. Or perhaps psilocybin, too.

Too cool!