Prince Ital Mike

Thank you, guys. I drilled and wired the horn to make it look a bit more realistic.

Soon to be finished...

Dashboard and seats after wash:

Thank you, guys. I hope the leopard straps are still a thing... 😄

Trailer bed: BMF, boards from the wooden sheet (KA Models), some dark wash and pigments.

Look who's under the grill 😎

Nice one! You should build it ASAP, Dave 😀 Today's progress: bodycolour and seats before wash.

Small update: I made a highly sofisticated exhaust system from the brass tube.

Thanks, guys. Nice Jeep, Stuart! I'm considering cutting the windshield too.

Hallo, I'd like to introduce my current project, the Willys MB Gasser build. Engine, frame and wheels are Corvette, the rest is Willys MB. After a lot of cutting and not so much measuring: Dry fitting after surfacer: Still a lot of work to do. Thanks for your attention, feel free to comment and criticize. :)

Thanks, Mitchy!

Hallo Simon, thanks. For the thrusters I used the baby food lids.

Now I have to find my jaw under the table! Love it!

Thank you, Jacob. Thank for the info, Snake.

Thanks, John.

Thank you, Jim. Right.

Thank you, guys. I don't think these cars ever land. However, I found some pictures of the workshops...

Thank you!

Thanks a lot, guys!

Thank you, Chris!

Thanks, Phillip. You're right, I'm happy that I don't have to drive it!

Thank you, Mike! Thank you, Rob. The Doc shares his work via YouTube nowadays.

Thank you, JC.

Hallo, I'd like to share my latest build, a Cranky-inspired (thanks, Doc) flying VW Beetle. I've used a Hasegawa kit with various parts from the parts box, wires, hoses etc. Decals are Eduard and Airfix. It was a fun build and a source of a great enjoyment for me. Original inspiration came from the pictures of Alejandro Burdisio: Cranky's version on the YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI6wTgOkYHE Some WIP pictures: Finished model: Thank you for your attention!

Awesome build, love it!