crazyrichard

great progress !! loving it

yes you are nailing it looking so sweet !!!!!!!!

very cool , looks are spot on

whow !!!!!!!!!!!!!! looking awsome

awsome dash !!! loving this !!

came out awsome !

very cool !

very cool , love the tractor nose (?)

those ribs on the roof are insanely cool !!!!!!!!!

going to be so sweet !! already is

half hour work , closed up the feet space inside and added the steering wheel

that ford !!! just looks real awsome love the jag as well >awsome skills

omg pure art !!

looks awsome !!

thnx for the info , i can inagine it being wide .. i ment its to wide for my build because on the sides tehre are now wheel wells to cover the wheels when its smalled .. zo i had to make the cover more narrow otherwise there was no leg room

came out stunning !!!!!!!

looking sharp , i especially like the valvecover of the flathead , that looks so real !!

whooow just stunning

stunning !!!!!!!!

cool ! really looks great on that car !!

nice !!

cant fault anything , just looks wicked and the carbs are way cool !! about the join lines .. i think especially with this large body you might want to try this > when you cut something and want to put it together dont glue the two jointlines together .. best is if you have it to use some styreme from that same body , often you have stuff that is scrap because its left over from cutting and making the body smaller .. if you dont have that just use some styrene sheet .. inetsed of gluing the joints together (against eitch other) take some stryrene and make like a small strip thats a bit wider then the joint and put it on sideways and glue teh two parts against that flat surface .. now off course you will have to think about the dimnesions because that will make it wider so the cut will have to incluse the width of the thickness of the styrene . so when you glu that against the styrene strip and its dry you can file and sand the strip flat with the surface (because you let it stick out a bit out of the seem). i tries this ounce and it worked good , a read a few times before that this way its stronger .. also if you do it this wat and let a small piece stick out on the inside , and nothing is in the way on the backside like when you put the body on you could even glue some aditional l shaped strips of styrene to strenghten the seem .. hope you understand .. if you really dont know what i mean just pm me and i will try to expalain it in dutch , but i think you catch my drift .. its just a case of not cutting and gluing it together bit using additional styrene inbetween the seem btw what i also tried mysef is > when you have a seem and its like you got a hole of part of the seem isnt closed .. insted of filling that with bondo (what will always be the weakest part when its under pressure (spanning op de body) ) you can take some scrap styrene and light that on fire , blow the flame out and put the still soft burned styrene on the hole in the seem and press untill its hard again .. then sand it down .. old sprues of the kit work great they are the exact same styrene .. it will give a bit of black smoked gue .. but after sanding and bondo ... and then the seem is filled with styrene .. you can even put some glue on the seem again that tightens it together

hhmm nice !

very cool

thnx