dino246gt

I love this build! Did you foil those hubcaps? Looks so good already!

Wow, looks great! Are you leaving those rims black?

WOW! You did it!

Nice work, it's so much fun cutting and splicing and adding more detail, you're doing all that and it looks great!

Wow, I love all the extras you're doing! I also love photos of parts layouts, very cool! Cheers!

Looking real good! The most important part is that you're having a blast with it! Great kit isn't it.

That's gonna look so cool with those wheels and tires, and I love the paint and foil work, sweet 1

Love the chassis detail and finishes, very nicely done!

Great build! Looks like a factory prototype, could've been production! Nice!

I'm on the Agora notification list, I'd LOVE to get the whole kit at once, even though it's expensive, have you looked at the price of a 1:1 Miura? LOL I'm a modeller who can and will add extra details, paint, and such, and from your pictures, it just looks so amazing, that no matter the cost I MUST have it!! I'm on a Pocher Aventor build that's stalled due to a family tragedy and that model box is buried under another household's belongings filling out basement. Still too sensitive to my wife to move that so I'll have to wait, but I don't mind. I'll have to wait for Agora as well, so no problem, it could become a Lambo shop here someday, all in 1/8th scale! Ciao.

Wow, those wheels look so good, and I'd never have thought of using them on it, but it was a great choice!

Looking great now, and those transparent green visors are so cool! Tons of bodywork all very nicely thought out and executed! I did a restomod Gullwing Merc, it was so much fun! I hope you're enjoying your build, it sure looks like you are, and so are we watching! Cheers!

What a great selection of automotive history! And some gorgeous wood as well! Everything is so beautifully presented, just a fabulous museum!

WOW! Great dad!!

That's okay, it's not meant to be factory correct by any means, slightly hot rodded. You can post your criticism OR just message me, but I appreciate constructive criticism, that's how I learn!