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Finished in record time, considering the extreme nature of the build Only major regret is the wheel spacing....wide tires were definitely used, but I really am drawing the line at redoing the suspension to tuck them in more. I've just had enough.... Hazzard collection is now 7 vehicles strong.

ROFL....If it helps, have her sign up for the HazzardNet. That way every time you're watching an episode she can log in and yell at me. That way we're all happy. You're happy because you're watching Dukes. I'm happy because I helped you watch Dukes. She's happy because she gets to blow off steam to the guy that started all the trouble.

That was sharp! The detail is amazing!

Thank you all for the very kind comments and encouragement! Spike, I haven't entered a model show in a long time, last time was Nationals in 2010 and I did place in a couple categories....that was before I started the Hazzard stuff though.

It's pretty cool what can be achieved with a few simple building materials. Well done, Flint.

WOW (need more thumbs up emojis). You should enter that in a scale model show, if it don't win 1st place I don't know what will. Just amazing work.

The Dukes of Hazzard was definitely shown in Ireland, but I grew up in England. The UK got Dukes about five weeks after the US ('One Armed Bandits' debuted on January 26th in the US and March 3rd in the UK). It was initially shown at 9pm on a Saturday night (maybe a reflection of the more adult tone of the Georgia episodes), and as I was only eight at the time, I wasn't allowed to watch it very often. It then got an earlier slot and I became a regular viewer. Last year I posted the original UK TV listing from 1979 to celebrate 40 years of Dukes - you can see that here.

I see you put the college parking sticker on the windshield - that's attention to detail!

Very nicely done! Now need to make Rosco's car with the back half blown off by the bazooka

THAT is awesome Flint! Very good!