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That looks neat. I like the deep dish chromies on it.

This really looks good!

Beautiful!

Now that's one sweet ride!!

Nice one!

Thanks Steve, It really was a pretty brave thing for me!!! But I'm glad I've managed to pull it off. Now, if I could only work out how to resin cast it??? MMmmmmm!! Cheers.....Geoff

Thanks Guys, The NASCAR kit has made this conversion so easy!! Cheers....Geoff

Well I never thought I'd get this close to finishing this one. Mock-up day to check stance and looks. Needs from and rear bumpers, grille and glasshouse to complete. Neasrly there!! Cheers.....Geoff

A wet sanding with some 500 grit paper and back into the spray booth for another shot at the top coat. Cheers....Geoff

Got some primer on the body today. Surprised how well the new shape rear window looks. Just like a bought one!! Cheers......Geoff

Got some paint on the interior and rollcage. Installed the MSD pack behind seat and wired it in. Added the switch panel and shifter. Note the Racepak dash unit and black shrink tube on the rollcage as padding. Added aluminium tube exhaust ends and fabbed the red fuel cell out of sheet styrene. The straps are black chart tape. Painted the body in Antique White straight from the can. Noticed I've been a bit heavy-handed with the paint in a few spots..... will need to break out the sandpaper once it dries completely. That's it for today guys. As always comments and feedback welcome. Cheers....Geoff

12 months passes pretty quickly and I've had little to no time to do any modeling on this project. However, I do now have time (being in a covid19 lockdown) to spend at the bench on my projects. Watch out soon for some more progress pics. Cheers....Geoff

Well it's been over 12 months since I last posted and the Kaufman Falcon is still under construction. It's been a rollercoaster ride this past year and finally I have the headspace in this very different world to get back into modeling. In a lockdown situation here in the State of Victoria, Australia. Can't go any further than 5km from home for anything and then only for an hour of shopping or exercise. So, what better way than to pass time at the hobby bench workiing on my projects. Will post some progress pics soon. Cheers......Geoff

My pleasure! Best of luck and I look forward to seeing the end result. Love the detail on the interior!

Excellent build. Looks great!

Cool build.... Looks great.

Neat rod!

Very nice model.

Nice job!

Cool buggy ?

And tile grout for weathering......genius!!

Two words....... Absolutely Superb!!

Good job Michelle!

That's one good-looking Fairlane!

Looks good. Nice subject too.