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I'd like to check it out...do you have a link to this TMC??

I think this would be a really cool project, although it might get a little pricey, I'm not sure how much the Moebius kit will go for around 100$ maybe..it would be a fair amount of work, but that's half the fun! wasn't too sure how I felt about this new design but it's kinda grown on me

outstanding as usual!

This brings to mind a project I've wanted to do, here's a pic. although yours has this beat!! sure wouldnt want to get that beast in a tight spot!!..lookin' forward to how this turns out

OUTSTANDING!...you learned your lessons well .

Well by no means a new build...but the pics are!.. basically OTB with a few details added and I "parted" the trailer together. This is obviously the Revell CA wheels kit and over the years I really have seen a lot of great builds using this kit, I can think of 3or4 versions off the top of my head I'd like to do

Well I like it....A LOT!...Thats a sweet lookin' Sedlivery

Man that is freaking way cool DUUUUUDE ...I remember when these were around in late '60s flower power man

Well how unlike you Bruce...it's fairly STOCK ...nice hot rod man, I like!

That is some awsome engineering/ scratchbuilding Sergey! man this is what I love about the internet..a chance to see world class builds from...ALL OVER THE WORLD

Another little gem Mark!!

Yea...that is a fine lookin' 409!..

Great lookin' Bug man!!

Wow ...what a transformation!...that is one FINE lookin' 'Bird

Well I think you did an excellent job on it!...and I know what ya mean about using "what's on hand"

Sweet MOPAR man!..

May be an oldie but it's a goodie!!...great job man

Hi Nick...don't know if your still working on this or not, but in looking at your engine pic I have a couple observations...one is that your A/C comp. sure looks like a starter to me, but that aside if you look at it, what's holding it and the pulley up besides the belts? same for the alternator. I've never seen this kit so I don't know if their are brackets of some sort supplied, I would think in a large scale kit they would have engineered it better if this is the way the instr. show buttt.. this is a common problem with many 1/24/25 kits where things like the alternator are apparently "floating" on air I usually fashion my own brackets so I'm not surprised if this is how they made it...anyways good luck on this project, hope ya get er done

Thanks Bob!...I like to think of myself as a little diverse in model building

Those are some old school racers there man!!...nice work on all of em'

Clean and simple...great looking HOT ROD man

That is one good looking IH....great job man

That's great Bob!..you'll enjoy this kit I think..

Man that is really looking good!..I'd love to do this kit at some point. I think "weathering" is a tricky thing to learn their are so many techniques ...trial and error for me! I'm looking forward to seeing her completed

Thanks Mike, but I'm sure you can do as well as I did I gave the engine a little wear and a few extra details