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Darn, was thinking you were on the mend as well since the great progress on the Fiat So sorry to hear of your pain. Nothing worse than pain making it too uncomfortable to sleep...my back does that every once in a while. Disk degeneration, sciatica or shingles?? Or do they even have a diagnosis yet??? hope you get sorted out

Absolutely looks the business as they say. This will be a doozy of a model when finished

Very nice If I said she has a nice rear end would I get slapped??? I usually do

Sweet job, very cool with the hat

Some great progress and problem solving Finagling is my middle name

I like what these guys are saying....and I am in the same boat, I just forget. I was writing a little sticky note about where the kit came from and how much I paid tucking it in the box. That stopped recently; no joy in reminiscing how much I spent would just rather enjoy the kit

That looks like my son's LOSI truck framework, awesome!! The plastic wheels snap in the centre hubs when you jump it down the stairs.....not that I did that four or five times

It is all looking great to me I am very envious of the path you are on, hoping I get there some day I was wondering about the weight of these parts and if it will affect the build wrt strength needed for frame and tires etc

Maybe make it interchangeable for seasons???

Have used these in the past, come in wide variety of sizes and styles of rivets, bolts etc Tichy Train Group

Love to see a picture of it, Harry .....if that isn't too intrusive Currently building a new home and have to plan out where and how to display all the stuff

Sorry Harry, had to do it.....come on, it is only plastic you have to drill out I am kind of making my bed for the future me thinks

Hmm I seem to remember a certain someone pointing out how important safety wiring was on a Bugatti T35 and how the car would be lost withought that detail. Now I am not trying to be a smart ass here, but the same may apply for this Fiat Often when we ask a question out loud, we know the answer already

Awesome build, love these cars and you have done a fine job of it

I have read through the answers and will just quietly move on to another thread without another word

Love the real wood floorboards, light years ahead of the phony kit ones. I was hoping you were going to do the basswood trick and then the brass nailheads are the icing on the cake. Reminds me of those cool WWI aircraft cockpits with wooden floors, wood props and other neat retro details.

Metal body work is top notch with the self etch primer and custom fiberglass cover.Wow.

Ya, that is solid cool Great job!!!

That is a tasty piece of information for the future!!

Awesome trim. Body looks fantastic, Briz!

A true genius at work designing and fabricating such a system. Love it!!!

She has a great shape, such nice curves I believe guys would call her "thick" Awesome paint

Dude, that is not a Cobra, what the heck???

Good mechanical eye there Mr Cato and great video article. "It takes slightly less time to start the Space Shuttle,” says Gianfranco Dazia, chief mechanic to the mighty Fiat record-breaker, Mephistopheles.

Thanks bud, good to he's from you. This Bugs been a bit of a pain and is put up on the window sill for a while as punishment