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Looking good so far. Paint came out looking great. Love those wheels.

Your battles paid off. This looks great! You probably already know this, but some of these Trumpeter kits had an issue with the chrome finish.

That’s beautiful. The ‘Japanese E-Type’!

That looks great! The lighting really makes it stand out. So much detail inside too. This must have been a lot of work to put together. When I was younger these buses (Routemasters) were everywhere in the UK - not just London. They would be painted green (by brush!) in my home town. Most of them looked battered with pop-riveted repair panels and scrapes. Great to see this one depicting ‘just off to production line’ condition.

Nice work so far ??. With the Scale Motorsports details this will be something special.

Another one I somehow missed from last year. That is one beautiful Turbo. The photography is amazing too and that does indeed look like a 1:1 car! Your masking skills must be heroic to have achieved such a great result. In the Fujimi EM kit all the black trim are separate pieces, but I think the overall proportions are more accurate in the Tamiya kit.

I have a Fujimi mini kit, but it’s not the Italian Job version. I never knew Fujimi did this one, or any of the others in the Italian Job series. Your model looks great. Those MiniLite alloy wheels look just right.

Very nice indeed. I rather like the Rudge wheel centres. Nice to see a different colour too.

You did a great job on this. I don’t know how I missed this one when it was first posted in 2022! I like the dark red - it really suits the Aventador. Thanks for sharing all your comments about what you learned too.

I like the way the wheels turn after detail painting.

That’s so cool! What kind of printer do you use? Is it an SLA type with resin? I ask because the finish is so smooth - much better resolution than some I’ve seen.

There’s even white lettering on the heater hoses! That’s probably the best detailed engine bay I’ve seen. stunning build and great photography ??

Beautiful build. The paintwork is truly stunning.

That is a beautiful Bugatti! Thanks for sharing it. Real stitching in the seats is very impressive. It looks very well kept for 40 year old build (I have a few models that are nearly as old, and look trashed now).

Both are beautiful. Interesting to see the styling similarities between the Esprit and the Boomerang.

Very nice build indeed. I think it looks great in that colour. In my personal opinion, this early Murcialago, is a pretty shape, whereas later evolutions got steadily more crazy. The Blue brings out the simple lines of the shape. How did you get on with the fit of the rear lights and clear mesh sections? In my kit, this needed a bit of trimming.

Very nice indeed. I’m looking forward to building this kit sometime soon.

Good work so far. Such a cool project. Looking forward to seeing this come together.

Great build. I always liked the Bug without bumpers.

Such a clean build. Well done ??

Love it?? A shame that a car like this would probably never be modified in the 1:1 world, and that’s what makes building models so great!

Great to see you back on this Martin ??

Very nice build. Must be the Hasegawa kit. There’s a very interesting story behind the original 1:1 Jota.

Utterly outstanding!! Probably the most in depth WIP I have ever seen. Well done on completing this masterpiece.

Very nice work indeed.