Jeremy Jon

Nice pair of builds, well done! IMO a little wash in the panel gaps would help the yellow car, but very nice work as is!

Interesting build, very nicely executed, very 'Road Warrior' style, just needs the on/off switch for the blower! LOL

Super clean, and "Awesome" ...I'd love to have a 1:1 driver just like it, nicely done!!

Crazy! just like a Lambo should be, nice work!

Awesome, they look great for such quick build time, nice work!!

Cool build, just crazy enough to be believable in 1:1

Very clean build, looks great!

Cool build, looks great! Never can have too many '57 Chevs!

Very cool project Kenny, I've never seen the Callaway Sledgehammer in scale/kit form before? Keep up the great work!

+1 for smooth-on products ...there are lots to chose from Pat, if you have any Qs, feel free to shoot me an email

Ford's getting some bad media lately about the EcoBoost engine's not being as efficient as advertised? that seems to me being a matter of "how you drive it", as anyone who's owned a turbo charged engine can tell you, that if you are aggressive driver, just as with any engine really, the fuel consumption goes up That being said, if you can control yourself, and drive normally most of the time, then turbo charged engines can amaze you with the low fuel consumption possible, yet available power for when you want it Two of the best cars I have ever owned, were not the V8 engine cars I've had, but rather were 4 cylinder turbo cars, a 1980 mustang (which got a t-bird turbo EFI engine swap), and SRT4, both capable of putting a smile on my face

Fantastic workmanship Adam, amazing model !!

Here's a couple links I found http://www.enginelabs.com/news/the-ls12-inside-scoop-on-the-v12-ls-engine/ http://ls1tech.com/forums/conversions-hybrids/1643786-v12-ls1-build.html Corvette of course had a C4 test mule with a Falconer V12 some time ago, and more recently the Cadillac V16 version of the LS engine was in their show car 'Sixteen'

Always been a fan of the looks, but that's about it, everything else under skin was disappointing, GVW was silly, and management histrionics killed it Taking a quick look, there are BttF scale models, but not a stock OEM version, hm? As correctly stated, there is a North American company, which now owns the DMC name + logo, and rebuilds/restores DeLoreans, with many NOS parts even, some customized with more modern engines too

Thanks guys more pics soon

Thanks Walter

Looks great, love the stance, and mildly modern look but otherwise period muscle car, very nice!!

Super clean build(s) John, has nice stance & looks period perfect, nice work!!!

Awesome work Joe, great details and workmanship, bravo!!!

So while looking at some other cool seat designs to construct I found that a few manufacturers make a particular design which looks very similar between each ....this time I'm making up a digital design sheet for printing scale decals to match, but in the 4-5 different names which are applicable

Okay, so I was working on a scale front placement conversion of the 4th generation 'vette LS V8 drivetrain, and came across/inspired by this article about some guys making a LS V12 engine from couple of V8s ....it's even easier for us to do in plastic, and so I figured why not? How cool would a V12 LS hot rod be!? going to work on the block next, but otherwise should use all the same ancillaries, only manifolds to construct otherwise

Can you prime the parts in lacquer first Dave? What does the plater advise as a base coat which you could apply? Also, can you (PM if desired) which company you're using, I've been looking for some plastic/resin chrome plating work to be done, thanks!

I keep checking back, but nothing's come into that spot light yet?? LOL

Next to have them 3D printed !

Oh yes, never left, just to the side while I gathered parts, VW flat 4 engine ...because is a parallel build to make a M6GT also gathering information/pics of the M6 chassis BTW if anyone has clear pics of the McLaren M6 chassis, please LMK Thx