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I started with a $2.00 glue bomb. It was all there, and the chrome was great. It must have had 6 coats of different color paint on it, plus all sorts of glue on things.

I added a resin 6 cylinder engine. It's painted 1960 Ford Belmont Blue.

 

 

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Nice. Knew a guy in Dearborn who had a **dead** mint stawag - got it from a local funeral home who used it as a first-call vehicle for babies or young children.

Thankfully, extremely low mileage car so very little use. Not sure what happened to it. 

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Great restoration of an older model, looks great.??. We got the 4 door Falcon wagons here in Australia, haven’t seen one for a long time now except  at car shows.

 Cheers, Stu.

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Very nice save there Tom, you did well to pick this up for $2.00. I looked up what Modelhaus models are going for on eBay and they are not cheap. Well done. 

Cheers, 

David. ??

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