mustang1989

Going with a late war camo pattern and I've got the secondary color & color modulation applied and have done some additional work on the road wheels. I'm finding that building armor is pretty enjoyable.

I built the Revell '54 Chevy Panel Wagon a while back and I thought that was going to break me from purchasing older kits. Then I purchased the old Revell '56 Ford F-100. Good grief.......that one hurt. lol In short......I feel your pain brother.

I can't imagine taking something like this on Fabrizio. Mind blowing stuff man.

After I took a second look at it, I just didn't feel right about it .....so.......I added a little something to the mix. Before: aaaand after: Then I started working on the second spare road wheel and have these 1/25 scale lugnuts just laying around in my spares bin and they are working out perfectly for stuff like this.

The amazing work continues and that is one heckuva good deal on them sending you the updated parts for free. This is going to be a dang "modern art masterpiece" when you get all done with it bud.

That is just crazy about the two different textures in the back on this ship Dave ......but........as per your good skillset.......you've managed to yet again overcome this obstacle. You pulled the trim along the rear of the ship in dang near flawless fashion as well. Your efforts here are to be commended buddy. This is just off the charts.

Interesting take on this build Andria. What did you use for the color on this build?

Your progress is coming along nicely on this one bud. Look forward to seeing you on it when you get back to it. What I did NOT know is that this ship is still around as was mentioned by Mike and Dave. I'd love to take a tour through it one day.

Saw this a couple of days ago and thought I commented on it......but......I guess not. You pulled this build off in very good style with that signature paint work of yours Bob. Beautiful bike and love all of the detail work that you put into it. I know what you're talking about with having a kit like....forever and then making your way around to it. I've got too many going like that. lol

I installed the wire screens over the air/ radiator intakes and am scratch building a retaining device for a spare road wheel. Here's the start of all of that as well as showing off the screen work. It doesn't show in the pictures too much but I have bent the screens between all of the spars to simulate being stepped on.

I've heard a lot of good things about the detail in Roden kits. It's their instructions that get a lot of negative attention. This one is shaping up nicely with the addition of the Hobby Link parts Warren. LOTS of detail work going into this.

You are piecing this one together in good fashion Warren. Will be watching this one.

And now.......the road wheels and track tension set up starts..... I procured a spare kit so I could do a road wheel build up as an assembly to act as sort of a jig to run the track around and set up the proper sag in the tracks that Tobi and others have mentioned. Never realized just how many road wheels these things have. 16 in all per side??

Thank you Micheal.

A sharp lookin' ride in just about anybody's book. Came together in good fashion Kaci. 👍