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Very nice Tim. I built the Tour de France 911ST a few years back by mixing and matching parts like you did. DMC used to offer the decals but I think they have been discontinued.

Very nice Aiden.

Looks like a nice project Julian.

The convertible looks like a great project as well John. I have several started mocked-up projects in my shop too!

Coming along nicely Daniel.

Many went rallying as well.

Very nice Jason.

Another interesting project.

I'll be following.

Turned out great Brian.

With the events of the week and particularly yesterday this story lifted my spirits a bit, maybe it will lift your's as well.

Love the graphics George.

Joan Osborne - Relish More than likely you've heard One of Us but here are two more of my favorites from this great album.

Love it.

The Lancia Beta has the wheels you need, not a cheap kit if you find one unfortunately. The front clip may works as well.

Nice to see some progress on this.

Yea I use red|orange|yellow sharpies almost exclusively for colored lenses. These tail lights were done with sharpies including the chrome trim around the edge and the 914-6 emblem. The window trim is BMF.

Like the color and the wheels Rex.

Social D's cover of the Johnny Cash classic.

Love it - more please!

Campbell relived his time with the Beach Boys in this video clip from one of his performances in the early Eighties. Born in Arkansas, Campbell, a self-taught guitarist who couldn't read music, moved to Los Angeles in 1960 at the age of 23 and soon became a member of the Wrecking Crew. He recorded songs for everyone from the Byrds to Elvis Presley to Frank Sinatra, but with the Beach Boys, Campbell nearly had a full-time gig. "In 1965, I'll tell you what I did: I was a Beach Boy. I loved it. Played bass with the group," Campbell says in the video, in which he performs a medley of the band's hits that he cut with them. He had originally recorded with the group the year before, but when band leader Brian Wilson suffered a nervous breakdown in December 1964, Campbell was hired to take his place on tour, playing bass and singing harmonies. "I was in heaven then — hog heaven!" Campbell told Rolling Stone in 2011. Campbell's tenure with the band lasted four months and allegedly included an offer to become a full-time touring member of the band. (The gig ultimately went to Bruce Johnston.) Campbell, who was signed to Capitol Records – the same label as the Beach Boys – and had already released three solo albums, passed on the opportunity, although he did later appear on the band's masterpiece, 1966's Pet Sounds. The following year, he scored his first major hit with "Gentle on My Mind," and in 1968 he topped even the Beatles in record sales.

Congratulations on your retirement Paul & welcome.

That's a very nice looking kit and build Jonathan. For reference mm convert to 1/24 scale inches for all intent and purpose almost directly. Therefore 0.75mm wire would equate to 0.75" (3/4") in scale.

Thanks Ron. Here are a few more photos.