Sean W

Thanks for the kind words everyone. I did look into getting a replacement engine for the TR, just not enough in the wallet. Hopefully I can get a complete kit, and do the chassis 0724 in yellow and red as I had planned.

Hi all. I have a couple Ferraris on the bench right now, just kind of a coincidence. I will be away from the workbench for about a week, so it was a good time to paint the bodies. Being gone will keep me from putting my grubby mitts on them too soon. The TR250 is the Hasegawa kit, I was going to do a yellow and red scheme, but my yellow paint was kaput, no good. Used up an old rattle can of Italian Red (Testors). The Testarossa is the Revell "Miami Vice" kit. That finish is airbrushed, the paint is one bottle of MM Pontiac engine blue metallic and one bottle of MM silver blue metallic thinned 1:1 with lacquer thinner. Really pleased with both, these go a long way to helping me get over my phobia of painting bodies. Bottom of engine. Front. Side. Unfortunately the TR250 will be a curbside. The guy I got the kit from took the engine for another project and I got the rest of the kit. I love to build out the engines, so it was a bummer but it will look great on the shelf. I will try to post a few more soon. Thanks for looking. Sean

Mark, it looks great bud! I like working from pictures also if I can, I enjoy more if Im trying to replicate something specific. Looking forward to more builds, Sean.

Beautiful model Carl. I am going to have to try some HOK one of these days, they look like they just lay down on there so nice. Thanks for sharing. Sean

This looks outstanding. I really love the wheels. Great job all the way around. Keep it up

Hi Joe. Great collection, and all look beautiful. Keep up the good work. Sean

Hi Zoltan. Looking great! Starting from when I was very young I have tried to build this kit 3 times I think. Your model makes me want to try #4. It is a very good kit, and a unique F1 car. Keep up the great work. Sean

Excellent work, the paint is amazing. I love your base, it really looks like asphalt. Just a beautiful model Yuri. Give my hello to Russian model builders

Matt, great work friend. I had this kit once upon a time, your version makes me want to find another and give it a shot. It really is a beautiful car. Keep up the good work!

Great job Carlos, and the pictures are awesome! Really brings the model to life. Keep it up friend.

Outstanding work Jim, she is a beauty!

Ok all, my '69 GTX is all done. This was the opening door and trunk project, but I backed out on that, I just wanted to have it done. I am experimenting with learning to take proper pictures of my models, some of these turned out really good I think. I can tell if I take better pictures I better clean up my modeling, all the warts really show. In any case, it is on the shelf now, and on to new projects. Enjoy! Sean

I'm following this one, really want to see this come together.

Ahh, a challenge right off the bat. Welcome to the hobby, and the forum Mark.

Wow! Now that is some dedication to one's craft and hobby! That is pretty amazing.

Nice project Keith, love the clean building style.

Good job Tomo! It is really fun when you can combine model car building with other things you like, Forza 5 and Ms. Ellis-Bextor for instance. I'm planning on starting a series of rock stars cars. Keep up the good work my friend.

Tim, thanks a bunch. Price is a big concern for me at this time. They have a killer website also. Sean.

Thank you everyone, this is just the info I was looking for. I will be checking Scale Finishes and MCW.

Outstanding work Luis. Lots of ideas to harvest as well Keep up the great work!

Hi all. Is there a consensus here in the forum about who makes the best or closest version of Dodge Plum Crazy paint? I am going to be replicating a friends 1:1 '71 Charger, and want a really nice match. Thanks all, Sean.

That's a beautiful job Randy, hats off to you.

The lawn chairs are great! Love it man.

That turned out great Eric. I do have a soft spot for the prancing horses!

Hi Tom, great save on the taillight. It takes a model builder to look around at everything and wonder if it can be put on your model car, lol. Good looking little shelf model too, I wouldn't mind building one of these. Sean