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Thank you Carl. Steve

Hi Misha, I wanted to post the entire build but I was only allowed to post so many pics over at work in progress, Ill try to post some more of the builds tomorrow over at wip. Take care,and thank you for the kind compliment, Steve

Wow Rex!! Those are beautiful builds. This one is a curbside so not to much details, I think there is an aftermarket engine for the one I just did,but not sure. When I get a chence to build another one, Ill try to get the engine upgrade. Take care, Steve

Hi Bryan, Ive been using that technique for a good 7-8 years. It works really good for seam work on alot of the aircraft I do. The fit on the backside was very nice so I used some Tenax7r to melt and squish the fit. I usually use the same plastic from the build Im workiing with,its just a color thing. There is a new putty filler out there from Sherwin Williams, they use it to fill seams on real commercial jets. I tried to get ahold of them to obtain a sample,but havent had any luck yet, I do know it works on plastics. The name is Fill bond. Always trying new materials. Steve Fill Bond® Aerospace Putty Fill Bond® Aerospace Putty

Hi Rex, is that your car!! Nice. This model is a curbside so nothing really to show for engine details. Those are some very nice pics, I will most certainly use them for the next build. Thank you for sharing Steve

Hi Joe, I went with what the directions called out, but then found out that the color they are submitting maybe a rust, not sure? Steve

Thank you Oscar.

Hi everyone, Here are few pics of my first attemp at building this type of car. There are centainly a few parts that had fit issues,and I dont understand why the instructions call for the rear view mirror to be painted clear orange???. but anyway I had fun learning, hope you like her. DSC01020 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01019 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01018 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01017 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01016 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01014 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01013 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01012 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01011 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC01010 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr

HI everyone, I'm a newbie here so hope Im doing this right. Here is the first step in prep work,getting all the parts cleaned up. DSC00842 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr The next step was to attach the rear section of the car. I used liquid glue to melt it on then sanded and filled with 3m acryl blue and then finished it off. DSC00844 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC00845 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC00846 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC00848 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr Then painted up some of the internal parts. DSC00851 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC00860 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC00862 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr DSC00863 by cook7010@sbcglobal.net, on Flickr Then assembled some more of the cockpit.

Hi Túlio. That really is beautiful to look at!! Super excellent paint work and details, thank you for posting. Steve

Thank you Danno. I really had fun build this one, went together very nicely. Steve Thank you Dan, Steve

Thank you Alan, I have to get another one I really like this car

Absolutly fantastic!!!!!!! The most beautiful finishes Ive ever seen. Thank you for sharing. Steve

Thank you Bruce. I do have another one Im working on, its a 1/25 Fujimi Ford GT 40. this one is going to be way more involved,hope It will turn out. Steve Thank you Chris.

Thank you Pappyd340. This is a great site to learn how to build cars up nice. From what Ive already seen posted there are alot of really talented builders. Way cool!! Steve

Thank you midnightprowler. Just came on yesterday Feb14th 2014

Thank you W-409. I had to remove the air intake on the engine to get the body on,and the lower hose you will want to install that first when you install the radiator . Other than those few things that is all I had to confront.

Thank you Mad Viking. I really like this site, it has alot of diversity and the builders here are extremely talented,hope to post more soon. Steve

Thank you Mike. I really enjoy doing the muscle cars. I will most likely never own one but it sure is fun to dream.

Thank you slusher. I really feels good to have a paint that actually works well enough for me. I used Tamiya Red-X7 and polished up with Tamiya polishing compounds. No primers on this one.

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