Nacho Z

Aaron, we must have been answering at the same time.

Just to clarify...Hobbylinc is in the States, Hobby Link Japan is a great source for Japanese kits.

Absolutely gorgeous model, Steve. You've got to happy with how well it came out. Paint, wheels, stance, interior...they all look great!

Now that is one clean Vette! Paint looks great and the panel lines nice too. Your photography really shows this model at its best.

My apologies, Scott. We had one decent day of weather, and that was today. Did as much outside work as I could tonight. Now on to some inside work. If you need pictures, let me know and I will try to get some tomorrow night.

I will try to take a picture tonight when I get home.

Scott, I'm looking at mine. I built mine in January as part of the Annual 24 hour build. I see the mounting point on the rear end. Mine also touches on the fender piece. When I flip mine upside down and look down at the floorboard, there is an offset, width wise, about half way, length wise. The offset allows the outer part, (or wider part), to mate to the fender unit. Wow, I hope that makes sense to you becaue it is not too clear to me. I can take a picture if you need me to.

Very cool idea and execution, Jonathan!

That is one great looking Duster, Ludwig. Paint, stance, engine, all of it is just perfect!

Very cool! This is one of my all time favorite model kits from my youth. I still have what is left of the original kit I built many, many years ago. Nice job on yours!

Very, very, nice! I think finishing a model that is a PITA is always a little more satisfying than a normal build. Congrats on seeing it through to completion!

Now that is one nice looking Buick! It really jumps out of the picture in that yellow. You surely wouldn't miss it on the contest table!

I think this is very cool! It is very different, which makes it cool. It looks like you did a nice job with all of those decals.

Today I took another trip to Ollies. This makes my third trip in as many weeks. Once again they had new models. Not a huge amount of new kits, but new kits nonetheless. I picked up a Polar Lights #43 Petty Talladega NASCAR kit.

If anyone can pull this off, it is you!

Wow!, I finally took time to look at this thread. I am very impressed with your work. I can't wait to see what you post next. I also want to publicly thank you for the help you have given me on my upcoming Williams build. I hope to be able to do half as well as you!

That is a great looking Camaro, Marcelo! The paint color and wheel color compliment each other. Very nice model.

Like so many others have already said, I love the color, it really works on this car. Just an overall, great model!

Very nice, JC! A great looking Cobra, to be sure.

Very nice, Tyler. Great job on the model and the diorama is too cool!

I always enjoy seeing your models, OC! This is another cool one!

This is kind of lightning striking twice. I just got on here to post basically what Mike has just posted. So yeah, the same thing in my store in North Central WV. They were out of some kits that were there on Sunday and definitely had different kits tonight. On Sunday they were all in/on one big display. Tonight, the big display was pretty empty but an end cap was chock full. Also, there were kits in the main toy aisle. I guess it pays to make more than one visit.

1:24 scale is not your normal scale. What made you decide to do this one? I am going to assume subject matter.

Great job! I have read were some guys said that they would not buy this kit because it was "too toy like". Maybe they need to take a look at yours!

Looks like there are some really nice colors there. Thanks for sharing how you did it.