satterwhite78

Of all my years on this forum and on Randy Ayers NASCAR forum, yours is the 1st stock version I have ever seen or know of. Looks Fantastic! Revell has two version of the 41 Willys Americana. One has the standard open hood with some of the chrome hood/ body trim ( early version?) and the other flipped front end. So glad to see a stock version & glad to see you did it.

Rockin! 🐎🤟

No wonder you didn't answer the door bell last time I came over!, didn't hear me huh! TV musta been to loud..... Only thing loud was the exhaust vibrating the rest of your works in progress off the model table. Even the USGS had to print a retraction for a false seismic alarm here in eastern NC when they found out it was from you. Lol. Remind me to check your bags next time we come from a model swap meet/show. I didn't see that one but I saw the plain dull gray one you were grinning ear to ear about! Awesome!

When Maurice and me finish taking our break,we'll get back on it. Maurice says it's Cylinder 3..... Fantastic! Own the original clearbody, kept it in storage till I got married. Had it on display in our SMALL apartment. Was sitting on a foot stool watching a race when a commercial came on. Jumped up to spin around to head to the kitchen my feet got tangled up and fell headlong into the shelves that the #43 displayed upon. Needless to say Richard finished his race he was involved in.....As for the display shelf stand, the #43 clearbody and me, two were completely totaled from a third party who was over zealous about beating the TV commercial back to the race. Got the kit when they came out. Also bought an aftermarket conversion kit to make a 71/72 with the C pillar filler and steel rims. Seeing your, again "Fantastic!", might be time to revisit that kit in the back of the closet.

Just remember this "visitor" last week to our shop...

Or this....

This style?

Seamless application of the Johan body, AMT donor chassis and the aftermarket 3d interior and wheel assembly. As if it came right of the box. Great build....Love the Jade!

You sure know how to stretch $5....👍

Strange but intriguing. I admit I Google the actual Mazda ......Yes! It's real! Looks good, something different from the Ordinary post seen here. It looks like it would be a Blast to drive in real life!

Sweet! The 66/67 Chevelles would be the only choice of which Chevolet make would truly representation the overall 60's

I think Stellantis Corp. Design dept. needs to get in touch with you. Your updates version of some of the classis nameplates would bring more attention than the EV hype of the past year, and even more than NASCAR EV interest ( definitely LMAO)!

Blue Ribbon Winner!

All the taping , hand holding, the eye balling and countless dry runs of assembly and fitment......it drives me crazy. Bad enough that I have felt fairly confident to spray paint and assemble but that small fitment issue pops up. I remember one build that I was overjoyed knowing that it was going together be one of my overall best. One small fitment issue create another. I handle the body so much that I had rubbed off/ thinned paint on some edges and others areas the skin oil from handling allow the paint to smudge. The 2nd paint job never came close.... It happens.... I can strive to do better on my next project. I do pride myself that I took an vision and enhance it for others to share and enjoy. I still joke that I'm "stealing intellectual modeling techniques and ideas". To answer your original question ( yes I do ramble on.....), very little if none with this printing. However the Pontiac Can Am was the most "needy of attention and work" of the three 3d kits so far...

3d printed kit purchased from Wall 2 Wall Hobbies in August at the Model Car Builders show in Winston Salem, NC. No engine, engine bay, exhuast or gas tank. Had a previously built 69 Cougar with a severely warped roof that I had purchased sometime years back that the engine bay was a separate part from the body, the rest is parts box donations. Krylon Colormaxx Emerald Green. Inspired from thread photos (Any Updates On The Moebius 72 Maverick) 351/429 production prototypes in the Car Kit News & Review Section..