Funkychiken

It's like 1 kit finished every day! Really sharp looking mod, how do you keep duat out of your gloss coat? Do you shoot outside, or on doors?

Never seen one of these in real life, or as a built kit, but it looks great, especially with those wheels

It came out ok, will look good on the shelf! The engine does.look bleak, but for next time an opportunity for scratch building! And who doesn't like a 928!

Was a mean looking car back in the day, great build!

Beautiful and creative build! Love it Kurt...

Sharp build!

Those wheels really suit it, and the stance of perfect...

Realistic and sharp build!

Beautiful build!

Superb, looks like a daily runner fresh from the detailer...

Love your build, fantastic finish on the paint with no clear coat.

It looks cool! Lego is like a street reliever for me...

Thanks Anton and Sonny, the wing is painted zero 'gloss' black, with a coat of zero 1k clear.

You have a cool car! And this is a great build

This is a killer build so far, hope the Alclad works out for you!

Sharp work on the chassis !

Beautiful job!

I'm following along, looks like it's going to be a beauty...

That's a great video on teh fox body mustanf Kurt, great progress, and the body is looking cool!

Thanks Bruce, the only 2 issues so far is the out-of-position steering column, and the heavy ejector pin marks in the interior tub. More progress, interior and chassis are done, they are simple, but can hardly be seen when assembled. the Wing has been painted in Zero Black , and coated with Zero 1k Clear - decals have started to be added

That CF looks perfect, great build so far, looks like months of work already.

Cool subject! Everyone likes Elanor!

Really sharp masking and painting! Great subject too!

I already had completed the Jaguar (this kit has a sister kit which is a Jag), and wanted to get this done before my lockdown fulough ends (this weekend!) so it is going to be a simple build, with a focus on the exterior. Most of the non-body work is complete DIsk breaks with Alclad II steel, then hand painted Tamiya Acylics, and Tamiya Smoke wash Dash is basic, no decals, all in tamiya X-18 Headlamps also in X-18 with molotow lamps with a drop of PVA for the lenses interior tub in Alclad II Aluminium Roll cage in Alclad Chrome over Zero Black - it should have been in Aluminium, but i wanted a slightly different colour in there. wheels in Tamya Acrylic "rubber" colour, and Alclad II Dark Aluminium Body is next

This kit is very simple, its intended on being a slot car racer. However - for an Airfix kit - it's moulded with excellent detail for it's scale. there is minimal interior detail, and not many parts. The main focus of this build will be the exterior