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Nice shout outs Ed! Cool weapons! 😎👍

Great Shout Outs and cool of mars to print that stuff out for you! 👍👀👍

Chrome Motorcycle Guy! Is too cool.. almost as cool as Fonzie!

Great nice shout outs!!

Ed I bet that fiat was a very cool car❤😊

CARtoons was the best...great video and a great way to look at each new project. I love pushing the envelope on each build. Something no one else has done

I'm glad the print out made it...have fun with them bud.👍

Cool card, great guy. Nice guns. Have a great day 😀

Wow, Ed. Very cool

Interesting story. Funny stuff. Your build is amazing. Really cool

Wow! Impressive

Looks good. Shame about the decal. I remember this kit to be a complete bear of a build when i did it few years ago. Yours looks good!!

You can do it! 😉😎👍

Nice looking bike Ed! Love the colors! 😎👍

Cool Ed! Im caught up! 😉 😎👍

True story about painting the shark to fool their boss Ed! I read that in the history of Corvettes. Your Make is a real treat for me Ed, it's awesome! 😎👍

Great job on the decals Ed! I really appreciate you taking the time to show us how you go about handling them. 😎👍

Beautiful plane in the beginning Ed. What did you do in the Air Force? I'm just interested because my nephew is in now driving caravans. I'm looking forward to seeing that Freightliner! 😎👍

Your 50' Ford is looking real great Ed! I loved that view on camera it looks so mean like a wide bodied pro touring car/truck! Nice knives! The LRW is s tough fight! 😎👍

Your LRW looks great Ed! Bummer about the decal. I seem to have a lot of problems with parts that open and close! On my LRW I ended up having to use a straight pin on a door. Also, i noticed I've missed a lot of your video so I'm going to catch up! 😎👍

Great advice Ed! I really like the books you had on display in the video! Thanks for sharing 😎👍

Great advice 125! 👍💯👍

You're having fun - that's the most important part. I like the way you try different and new things. You take chances. Many builders - me included - we kinda get in a rut where we've been building the same way for decades and we don't really take chances anymore. We're to busy trying to make a model too perfect. Some of the builds you've done are unique to you - and that's the whole point. 👍

i can visualize the model in plastic but here's my problem what color do i paint it??...thx 4 sharing.. vinny

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Very cool Ed ❤😊

I love it! 🤣

I have the street shark.have everything but the engine.

Looks Good!!! Loved the history about the paint job. I remember this kit from my youth. Friend built it in gold. Thanks for sharing

You have a beautiful piece there Sir! A very well put together model. I am hoping to get one myself! I see one of the Guys gave some very good info on the history of the cars Mako and Manta, HMMMM sounds like a future project there! Than k You for sharing with Us. Looking forward to the next video. Take Care, Be Safe, God Bless, Later

Those were cool cars. Very different, but still recognizable as a Corvette.

Very cool.

Very cool maco shark Ed ❤😊

Thread is perfect for the wiring...I've used it in the past. Very nice vintage model. GREAT VIDEO

The first Mako , I believe, was a '65 convertible, This is the second Mako a '67. For me this is THE most beautiful 'Vette ever produced. The Manta Ray is a '69 and is not a Mako it's a Manta Ray. I've got 4 '67 Mako kits and they all have minor issues. Nice job saving this one.

Looks sharp Ed 👍💯👍👍👀👍

Always loved the styling of this thing! Great find!

I like that 👍

Them kits are a little finicky nice save and repair. All of them I've ever done the hood dose not set correct.

In 1994 when Lindbergh picked up the molds from Union model company out of Japan, The instruction sheet was never clear, This was the 1966 IMC instruction sheet there was a clause with a little photo that showed building the Little Red Wagon there's no Center windshield post, And no vent windows, They must be removed, The Real Wagon that Bill Maverick Golden drove never had any glass, Also the kit being from 1994, It would be good to shoot a light coat of clear enamel overtop the decal sheet and one wet coat and let it dry out, This would have saved the decals, I know these trucks inside now, I was part of the crew from 1988 to 2002 his retirement, The truck doesn't run any bumpers either, The rear tail lights should be painted silver or Chrome, Most people should Google photos of the actual truck and see that it doesn't have any glass in it, Unless you build a stock version, The truck never had a factory gas cap, And factory brake pedal, And stock gas pedal these are left out on the Original 66 IMC version all the way up to the one they just re-released couple years ago, I built several Little Red Wagons 1 - 4 Each one was different, The last two had Center Steering in a Center Seat and a completely different roll bar, So if the truck crashed again he's protected in the middle of the truck, Thank You for reading this, Best thing when building this model is to Google it, Look for actual photos of the truck, Right now I'm trying to get a friend of mine to do the different design decals, That the truck displayed through different years.

Looks like you got this.

Wow magnifying glass for decals....that's way to small for me. Great ideas for old decals. Nice video❤

Awesome stuff! 👏 LLAP 🖖

Nice work on the decals.

Nice work Ed have a great week.

Hispano Siza also made. cars. There's a couple of kits around for those. In a different scale from your airplane of course. LOL My eyesight isn't that great anymore so I could never build that tiny plane - but you did a good job at it 👍

Nice tip on the decals. Thanks for sharing.

That’s some intricate detailed work! 👍 Nice Job and tips!

Great tip on the decals Ed ❤😊

The Little Red Wagon looks killer man. Nice looking Big Rig kit.