The Duke's Mafioso Contribution...

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This kit is a struggle. I did one a bit ago, I think a slightly different version and it was all sorts of twisted and misaligned. Took a bit of work but these cars are stunning when put together. Good work so far, I can't wait to see the fruit of your labour.
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An extra U from Canada :giggles:
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Well, this one is making me nervous because I have two similar Monogram car kits, the Packard Boattail Speedster and a 32 Cadillac Dual Cowl Phaeton. I pulled out the Packard and it looks pretty good as to warps in the body and sub body/fenders, but they sure did mold them in thin plastic. The Packard has really nicely done wire wheels.
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Declan thank you. Yes, this one is definitely giving me my money's worth! I do hope I can get it done. I really want this off my workbench!

Thank you John Kdog!

Thank you John Eaton! With your skills, I think you'll have a better time than I have. I've mostly been focusing on getting the paint smooth and shiny which is my weakest skill. That is why the assembly ambushed me so effectively. You got this man!
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Looking good Duke --Stick with it!
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Hang with it!
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Thank you Mat! Thank you Lyle! I did a little bit on the roof, but aside from that this beastie is getting a break. Stay tuned, I'll be posting pics of the roof when I get it done.
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