satterwhite78

Just remember this "visitor" last week to our shop...

Or this....

This style?

Seamless application of the Johan body, AMT donor chassis and the aftermarket 3d interior and wheel assembly. As if it came right of the box. Great build....Love the Jade!

You sure know how to stretch $5....👍

Strange but intriguing. I admit I Google the actual Mazda ......Yes! It's real! Looks good, something different from the Ordinary post seen here. It looks like it would be a Blast to drive in real life!

Sweet! The 66/67 Chevelles would be the only choice of which Chevolet make would truly representation the overall 60's

I think Stellantis Corp. Design dept. needs to get in touch with you. Your updates version of some of the classis nameplates would bring more attention than the EV hype of the past year, and even more than NASCAR EV interest ( definitely LMAO)!

Blue Ribbon Winner!

All the taping , hand holding, the eye balling and countless dry runs of assembly and fitment......it drives me crazy. Bad enough that I have felt fairly confident to spray paint and assemble but that small fitment issue pops up. I remember one build that I was overjoyed knowing that it was going together be one of my overall best. One small fitment issue create another. I handle the body so much that I had rubbed off/ thinned paint on some edges and others areas the skin oil from handling allow the paint to smudge. The 2nd paint job never came close.... It happens.... I can strive to do better on my next project. I do pride myself that I took an vision and enhance it for others to share and enjoy. I still joke that I'm "stealing intellectual modeling techniques and ideas". To answer your original question ( yes I do ramble on.....), very little if none with this printing. However the Pontiac Can Am was the most "needy of attention and work" of the three 3d kits so far...

3d printed kit purchased from Wall 2 Wall Hobbies in August at the Model Car Builders show in Winston Salem, NC. No engine, engine bay, exhuast or gas tank. Had a previously built 69 Cougar with a severely warped roof that I had purchased sometime years back that the engine bay was a separate part from the body, the rest is parts box donations. Krylon Colormaxx Emerald Green. Inspired from thread photos (Any Updates On The Moebius 72 Maverick) 351/429 production prototypes in the Car Kit News & Review Section..

Sweet and Clean!

HOOPTIE! That mere automotive description give you all rights, priveleges, verbally AND physical abuse of intentional and/ or unconscious neglect and nonchalant maintenance here in Eastern N. Carolina. Lol! You nailed it in 1/25 scale!

A bad experience Indeed.... I have had a part or two on the last 2 printed kits break or didn't quite be completely formed but Thank Goodness the seller was quick to respond & correct. Instead of a full computer generated montage of the kit in a finished state that looks smooth and almost real, show several shots of the actual parts. Big difference in a percieve expectation and the actual result that you will have to build upon. I have turned away from purchasing some 3d offerings for exactly that reason. Back to the main reason I am sharing my response on your post......It looks great, I would definitely put it front and center in my display case. They be a bit pricey but the payoff is priceless when it's the Unicorn of your collection...

Speechless....absolutely jaw dropping. I myself have one coming with in the first of the month and hope I can recreate what you have done. The printed decals you made were the icing on the cake! I did notice from the pictures of the 3d kit I purchased that it also had the incorrect valve covers but figure that some modification would be in order to correct. I assume that the v/covers are separate from the heads and prefer the stock Air Cleaner Assy to the kit's aftermarket rendition. Dang it, that sure is one good looking Malibu ....