Kennyboy

Thanks guys! I am pretty close where I am at right now on the build, and I don't even have the front end glued together yet. I feel confident that I can nail this if I can get the front end together. Been looking for an Aston Oscar, but I may have a line on a Maserati 3500gt that is rather close to what I need.

Thanks Bill! The idea here is to build it as cheap as possible then offer it up thru Jimmy so the common people can buy it without emptying their wallet and put a very common chassis under it.

You are right Mike that would be a great body to start with.......now to find one (that doesn't cost $30 or more.) Just checked on fleabay, cheapest was around $30 shipped.

Thanks! You are right Robert.....the ones that are really hard to find in kit form. So goes my luck!

Pics are up of it Tom, (Where I am at so far anyway.)

Looking for ideas for what to use for the front end.......I'm stumped.

With the Ferrari approaching the casting point, I have had a few hours to work on the next project.......the Vox Volvo 1966 P1800. I will try to do this car justice as much as possible, but there are very few parts that look like this car (I have found.) Below is the car I am attempting to re-produce, this will hopefully also get cast in resin soon when completed. Where I am at on this so far: The vehicles cut up so far are: 911 turbo (roof), Jimmy Flintstone 2003 Thunderbird panel delivery (main body), 56 Chevy (trunk), 57 Chevy (front fenders and roof top.) Soon to chop will be a 67 GTO for various components.

A just beautiful stable of three horses ready to be unleashed!

Great job on this Jonathan! The body kit looks perfect on it!

That's the beautiful Daytona Spyder he built.

Thanks! Wish I knew how Greg. Don't know anything about PE other than how to install it. Thanks to another member here though, I DO have the Ferrari scripts and Cavallino horses.

Sounds good Casey! Thanks!

Thanks Kerry! You know you had a big part in this!

I could not make it today either, something came up. Hope I didn't miss much......

Got some more done this weekend:

Some updated photos of this weekend's progress: (sorry they are a touch blurry.....new Canon 30D I'm getting used to.)

Ah, good point Adam! They are quite fragile and usually break just after cutting out the large support in the middle of the windshield. Gluing in some sort of support wire behind them however, will prevent this!

Hey Kerry thanks!! Thanks for the opportunity to build with you and the Kemps guys! I had a great time!! (I'm a little nuts too....so it works for me!)

Hey Chris! I'm working on the 1/16 version of this car in the Big Boyz section........been a while since I progressed on mine too.

Look amazing! I love it when a bunch of parts come together to build something great!!

Thank you guys!!

Great job Tom! So clean and a flawless finish!

Thank you so much Ron! This kit was fun to play around with!

Amazing detail Brizio! I commend you on your attention to things that are often overlooked! Keep up the great work!

This is going to be an excellent build! The execution so far and attention to detail is really apparent in the final product. Great job Luis!!