Plasticfanatic

THANKS for the pictures and info on this model car availability, I will for sure get at least two of them!!

Looks great, great body work and finish.

LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!....Beautiful build and superb looking model.

WOW...apart from the superb scrachtbuilt truck body and all the details, the the fact that it will be an RC operational unit make it even more impresive build, congratulations on a magnificent work and looking forward to more updates.

Words...there are no words to describe this model work every time I see an update....but will try a few anyway....AMAZING,SPECTACULAR.WONDERFUL,SUPERB,INCREDIBLE,MAGNIFICENT,STUNNING,MINDBLOWING,BEAUTIFUL....and all similar description words one can imagine!!!!!!!! This is truly a work of art and engeneering....you Sir. are a MASTER of this art form.

The body mods. look fantastic so far, great work and looking forward to see more of this conversion.

Beautiful on progress build, is looking great!!!!!

My take in the Hobby Design transkit of the Ferrari 599XX using the Revell Ferrari 599 as a base and not the Fujimi one...mainly because I wanted an engine bay detail...and the Revell one was cheaper where I got it , as you can see I did not follow the transkit intructions. A lot of putty blending and fitting ahead, but I am happy with the results so far.

I am really looking forward to this project, these special Alfa Romeo cars are out of this world!!!....the body looks fantastic and sharp, as usual with Fisher Models, can't wait to see more of this project.

The finished model pictures are right now in the "underglass" section of the forum.

TRULY BEAUTIFUL AND SUPERB BUILD!!!!!!!!! I have this same kit built(not even close as your superb one)and must say that MPC did get this Mopar model car right in all angles and excelent detail,is still one of my favorites, is display with a nice autograph picture card of 1992 fan appreciation tour/last race season of the King Richard Petty. This 1/16 kit offering is a great model all around if one can overlook a little the trasparent body wich tend to be a little fragile than standard colored plastic. Again, superb model and craftmanship in it's build.....long live the King!!!!!!!!!

Great job and neat build, these Camaros look soooo good in competition trim as well as their stock/street counterparts.

This is looking great and a great subject, superb body,interior mods and stance, this is going to be a stunner when finished.

Very,very nice, like the color to. Great work.

Very,very nice and interesting subject!! I love the look of these vintage station wagons. Your is taking shape great, will follow this interesting build updates.

Looking very,very nice!! looking forward to more updates on this project.

What can I say...........SUPERB,SPECTACULAR,MAGNIFICENT!!! This amount of scrachtbuilding work,fabrication and detailing make me remember the work by another great scale modeling master, Gerald Windgrove.....your Camaro will be the modern times equivalent of his amazing vintage cars.

SUPERB FROM ALL ANGLES!!!

Ah...the Riviera, I like very much this car, the low roof line flowing lines and wide look make it in my personal opinion a stunner. Hope some day to build one of these. You model looks terrific and the color choice is perfect, can't wait to see this one finished.

WOW, simply AMAZING WORK, truly a work of art of a very interesting and impresive historical streamliner motorcycle. The craftmanship is SUPERB!!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful and superb build, stunning model!!

The backlight are is next in the build, also the back bumper still need to be finished by adding the top piece and put in the correct position, in these photos is to "inside" the back end

Today made the front grille of the car, is from styrene sheet, cut and laminated, not a perfect replica but will do!! Also put a light coat of primer in the body to see if the profile of the Fairmont was there, I am happy with the result so far, now will beging the final sanding, adding the door and trunk lines,door handles and window trim....and this one is done...then to the paint shop!!

Yesterday blended with Tamiya epoxy putty all the bodywork modifications, light sanded and today put the "red mud" glazzing putty for the small imperfections, it looks like a mess right know but hope to have it sanded and primed in a few days, then the real test.....see if it really looks like a Fairmont after all the work!!!!

This one looks great, love the stance,body color,sharp black trim and wheels set-up.....everything complements this build into a great looking model. Supeb job!!!