I've got Fathers Day kits today and I have a shop card update. Thanks Dave from Woody's Scale Model Garage for the 58 T-Bird door panels too!! Adam from SoDak Models Naked Group Build. Styrene_Relics@gmx.com
Thanks for the shout out and joining us in the group build I have that song in my collection adding the chrome back to the fins shouldn’t be too hard looking forward to seeing it finished 😊 One day at a time Paul hope all turns out well
That was a great shout out Paul. Glad you were able to get a hold of the door panels you needed, makes it much easier to get back on that build. Great stash adds. It's always good to see you posting a video my man!!
Hey Paul excellent show as soon as I get new shop cards I will want to swap out with you, great Chevelle especially as a darn good kit thanks for sharing and have a great week ahead buddy
@@styrenerelics hey Paul I have a extra Buick like your's if you want it, the body is untouched but the windshield frame is busted up,, yours if you want it send me your address and I'll get it to you after the first of the month,, later Glen
Nice choice for a group build Paul. Love '59 Buicks. I myself have one and still havent tackled it in years. I don't know you but I hope life starts moving in the right direction for you. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Good to hear from You. One Day at a time Paul, things will work out and for the Best! I like the Buick plans sounds good. Glad You got Your door panels. Well, with three projects going on, that will keep You from getting bored, Right? Best Wishes to You and Yours. Take Care, be Safe, God Bless, Later
awesome shoutout man the 59 is kewl if anybody could pull this off id be you😁🤩😎ps i woder if this kit originated w/one of those bodys ya have glue together🤔
Hi Paul, I am the other sick individual who likes to 67 and 68 Camaros better than the 69. First car I actually got on the road in high school was a 67 rs/ss convertable.
I knew you were out there Mike. I didn't want to be the only one. A 67 rs/ss convertible for a first car is super cool. Mine was a 6 cylinder car and I dropped a 350 in vocational school my senior year. Glad you stopped by Mike.