MeatMan

That model looks to have both an HDMI and VGA. If that's the case and you're satisfied with the display quality I think you're good to go.

Very nicely done!

Thanks.

I stripped one with no problems.

While there are a couple of bodies out there (not the correct year) at least one of them have a comment that the body is not printable when reduced to scale. That's one of the issues with finding printable files, some are good, some not so good. If you can find a printable file, you can send it to Craftcloud or another service to have it printed. The problem is finding a file that will print, and your Scout looks like a unicorn.

I've run into some problems with my Monza and don't have the energy to keep it going. Soooo, I'm changing my entry to something that requires basically no fabrication, tho I will add my personal touches here and there. My new entry will be the Revell Porsche 918 Spyder. I've had it a long time and just need something to challenge me without me losing the rest of what little hair I have ?.

Like Bill, I never get enough bench time to get in a slump, but I do get discouraged when things aren't going according to plan (like now). In those instances I move to another build. I typically create build plans for my kits which keeps me researching and planning so when I need to move to a new project its planned out and by then I'm anxious to get to it.

Welcome!

Spraygunner has the line. I've bought quite a few things from them, including a compressor and Createx paints. Quick and accurate delivery from Florida. https://spraygunner.com/paints-for-airbrush/gsi-creos-mr-hobby-paints/mr-color/

Welcome to the fray Dustin. Always good to see another fellow Buck!

Nice work Les!

Sweet!

Nice work, and great imagineering!

Cool!

I haven't done much with mine but I'll post what I have done. Got the front & rear suspensions glued in, along with a tranny mount that I couldn't put in until I got the rear axle located. I wound up having to print another body because I snapped the top of the cab while trying to sand off the paint that I'd applied but had blemishes. That bummed me out and set me back a bit because the paint was good for the most part. Oh well. I bought some doll house hinges for the back door because I couldn't get the DIY ones to look decent. They were pretty cheap and look to scale so I'm good to go there.

Short but sweet. Thanks for posting.

Thanks! It's a Jimmy Flintstone. It came with a track nose and hood but I butchered them.

I took the time to look through all of the posts in this thread and feel like it represents the dreams, imagination, and skills of the folks in this forum. Great stuff. That said, here's my modest contribution. The original plan was to add a blower but decided against it.

I love the spreadsheet! You can sort and find what you hoped is there but isn't in a few minutes.

Awesome work!

I didn't see the original post so this is a nice update. I printed a body with intent on making a chassis. I may rethink that now!

Sad to hear.

I see, I stand corrected! Well done.

Awesome build! I love these kinds of projects.

Very well done! The tint would have been perfect only going on the upper part of the windshield, IMO.