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This build is awesome. I love the stance and that chrome paint looks amazing. I will have to track down some of this stuff myself. Thanks for sharing.

Just jaw dropping Dann. I followed your build thread and now its great to see the finished masterpiece along with the Pagani shrine. Nice touch with the German Shepherd on guard too.

Lovely work on those two Deuces. Great idea with the moon caps. I did something similar once using chrome screw head covers for mirror mounts, but I think yours look better. Is the interior for the blue one out of the box?

Can't wait to get my hands on this one in January.

This is a kit I've always overlooked. You've done a beautiful job there. Those pics could be a 1:1 car. I think I'll have to find myself one of these now. Thanks for sharing with us.

What a lovely clean build. In that yellow it looks amazing. I always wanted a 1:1 of these.

Cool build. Love the subtle looks.

This is one of my favourite kits of all time. I didn't know Testors boxed this as well. I have a Fujimi Enthusiast and a Revell boxed version of this. Both are identical, but I think the decals are different. I think the blue will look great on this Justin. I will be watching your progress.

A gorgeous build of my favourite Mustang.

Looks great. Nice photography too.

Alex, its great to see you're back on this kit. The work you've done on opening those doors is truly amazing. It reminds me very much of your '64 Ferrari 250 GTO. That model is inspirational. With regards to the fit of the MFH kit, I think its only fair to say that more recent MFH kits are of a higher standard. I have a few of their 1/12 kits and I'm really impressed. I wonder how long ago they originally made the 512BB/LM kit? I was tempted by their 250 Lusso (also in 1/24 scale), but I'm wondering if it will also suffer similar fit issues. I really do hope you do press on with this. The work you have done so far is too good to shelve again. If you do continue, I will be watching avidly.

Thanks for sharing the pics of the Mk1with us too. Could that be the resin kit from Passion For Racers in Belgium?

Lovely job Martin. That 'Incredible Hulk' green looks great and the stance is perfect. I would love to see someone do this 1:1 scale. It would probably never happen, but that's makes this hobby great. Now, how are you going to top this one?

Nice job Patrick. Show us some pics of the Mk1 as well please.

Absolutely so true! Recently, I've been thinking this myself. I look forward to seeing your progress on the RX-7 Alex.

Thanks for sharing this amazing build with us Bruce. These MFH kits are beyond fantastic. You've done such a beautiful job on this - its really inspiring. A couple of years ago I invested in a MFH Ferrari GTO. Prices were a lot more reasonable then, but still crazy expensive compared to a typical 1/24 or 1/25 kit. The way I see it, is one of these MFH kits is a years model building budget blown in one go. (I never told the wife - and she never told me how much her shoes cost!). Once in every model builders lifetime they need to do one of these. Thanks for inspiring me to crack on with my GTO. I look forward to seeing some more pics of your P3 in the underglass section.

I love this Tamiya kit, and it looks like you've done a fine job of it, Chris. Your client should be very happy.

Great start, Mike. I love the colour - I think it works well on the Charger. What is that in you picture above the decals? Are they resin door handles?

Lovely build, and looks great in that colour.

I liked the blue D&W livery best, till i saw the red Jagermiester.

Nice work Martin. Good to see you're still thinking outside the box.! I love this type of 'off the wall' build. I always fancied building a 50's or 60's bodied car with an exotic mid-engine. I may still do one, one day. Are you hoping to have the engine visible through the rear screen? Will the boot lid still open? it might be a cool way of showing off a custom exhaust!

Wow Ben. That box art is a blast from the past for me. This was one of the very first model cars I ever built as a kid. I remember seeing the picture cars inside and thinking the kit arch extensions were too small. Love the 1:1 car, but as you say the kit does not do it justice. To answer your question - I did build one, but it was not good looking. I left the body 'plastic orange' as my painting skills were not great at the time. It knocked around on my shelf for many years, and now I can still find bits of it in my parts bin. One day, I'll find a good home for that Pinto engine.

Alex - this is stunning (as I have come to expect from you!). Lovely job.

Love that paint job.

Love the scratch building. Keep it going.