Funkychiken

Well if garish was what you were after, I think you are nearly there! Nice build

Gonna be another great one!

Love the colour

Great build!

Looks good from.here!

For a recall kit, it turned out great!

Sweet ride!

Great build!

Looks great!

Really wanted this kit too, looks great, but may have been painful to get there... Excellent finish!

Nice and clean build!

Really nice finish on the paint, did you create and cut the flame mask yourself?

That's fine Dann, I'm just mind blown at how small they are! Thanks...

Amazing builds for such a short time...

Fantastic, and so quick...

I'm still amazed at those door catches, I can't understand how you made them out of plastistruct... Good progress!

Excellent build and great videos, they work well as tutes for me in the future! That paint finish is lovely, and you have a lot more patience than me! Touching up and re spraying where you burned through...

Top build, that colour looks great in the photos, probably even better in the sun!

those wheels really set it off, I like the hood too...

sweet ride & my favourite colour….

Thanks Dann! progress! Finally, making some advances on this build, it's starting to come together I used the pencil & Tamiya masking technique for the black edging of the windows - never done it before, and it isn't a great result, but probably the best I've had on a build the Dash is basic, but you will not see much of it in the build, decals in (the recessed holes were a struggle) but I'm calling it done! the rubber strip seals / edges have been completed, it was a combination of hand painting Tamiya X-18 (front & back), and masking and air-brushing them (sides). The front end is done, I guess the grille it would have looked better in black, but I'm not chainging it now, but the mash was included in the kit & kooks like a great scale fit. The ftont headlamps were detailed using hand painted X-18, and a molotow chrome pen, the red & amber were done with Sharpies - which unfortunately ended up with thumb prints in them when I took them off the sprue and filed down the excess.... On the home straight...

Great build and impressive 3d printing! And that picture of the engine bay wow, jam packed!

Exquisite work!

Painting red over grey primer is risky, but your paint colour does pop, looks great...