Zarana-X

I've done most of these. The wrong spray paint can, painting your palm, gluing yourself to yourself, or the model...

One of the worst things I regret, is when I was 14 or so, and didn't know there was a future in fixing glue/paintbombs

I Godzilla stomped a bunch of models I would like to have/restore today; Revell's Capt Hook Wrecker, Toyota 4x4 with the camper shell, fox body Mustang that came with the jet skis, Monogram's 1/20 Corvette with the body kit and a couple of others.

Looks great. Period correct street buggy. I'm sure there's a real one similar to this with Ford wheels like that on adapters or drilled drums.

This is turning out very nice. Paint work looks very good.

That's a very nice armoured car, Wayne. It's stuff like this why I'm still hanging on to all my 1/35 armor junk and accesories. It should be compatible with a 1/32 car without too much fuss, but its way off for 1/24-1/25 for my taste...

Currently, all I have 1/32 is 3 different funny cars, which I'm not sure how that would work out . I used to have an awesome mid 70's Trans Am, I think it was a Monogram. had opening hood, rubber tires and such. One of the best 1/32 cars I can recall. I still have the wheels.

Nice Job! I've seen the real car in person a few years ago, and it's not been taken care of.

The only thing I would suggest is a wash on the chassis & engine to bring out the detail. A gloss black wash on chrome wheels adds some realistic depth to the chrome.