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Looking good.. one of my favorite cars. Great choice of color.

Thank you... I was quite pleased with the quality of them.

Way cool... great job

Back from vacation and got a few things done. Wheels have been painted and some base details have been done. The seat have been painted with textured paint and the backs have the Kevlar decals added. The kit doesn’t give you any. I made mine by making a template from Tamiya tape and transferred it to Scale Motorsports decals. After they dry for a few days I’ll add some clear to them. Interior has had the pedals and foot plate added on drivers side. The holes were opened in the foot plate. A light weathering has been done to show some wear. I am thinking about adding some driver and co driver.

Thank you very much. I really haven’t thought about a driver yet, but it will be a Monte Carlo rally version.. I have a jar of the Tamiya detail snow I want to try.

Looks great... I always like that car. Well done

I just had these made..look at on the work bench for more photos. Speedline snow wheel

Well done. Off to a great start. The ignition run to toward the back of the car. There is two ignition blocks at the back of the motor. One on each side. Look at the first pic I added and you can see them there black. It gets pretty tight in that area when all the parts are there. Keep the Kers line neat and tidy. They will run under the tube of the air box.

Go Reventon in that new Tamiya color semi gloss metallic grey. Just my vote

Well done.. looks nice and clean

Forgot to add a photo of the real ones

I love modern technology ! ! ! The wheels just arrived from ups. These are smooth and top notch printing. I love the fact that you can have made what ever you want with pictures and good measurements. The tires are coming from a Tamiya kit that has the gravel options. Five rims were ordered because one goes inside the car behind the seats.

The exhaust has a heat shield wrap over the header. A friend of mine has a La Ferrari and his came with a shielding wrap. I posted two photos of mine . Hope it may help. The photo is one that I used for some detail help

It's a great kit when finished. I used the same stuff when I did mine.

Thank you....I haven’t built a rally car in a long time and forgot how much I enjoyed building them. There is a bunch of extra details you can do to these cars to practice or try something new. Chipped rims to weathering to dents and ripped off side view mirrors. I’m on vacation now but will be back at it in the next few days. The brain wheel has been turning. Look out!,,

Great job... well done. It is looking really good.

Looks good well done

Thanks for all the support everyone. I’ve been watching videos of these cars . They are crazy fast. The wheels are printed and on the way to me. I can’t wait to get them.

The weathering kits are like a make-up base. Kinda like a pastel. Tamiya doesn’t use. A clear or flat over them like the AK stuff. It will rub off if rubbed hard.

Looking really good. Well done

Thank you very much.

Pat your lucky.. I would of loved to see the group 5 cars. The kit is by Beemax. A decent kit. Builds like a Tamiya rally car. Curbside kit. I’m building the car as a snow night stage version, it’s worth getting if your into rally cars. Beemax has a few other kits on the way that look good. A full detail Delta s4.

screens have been added . The screens on the real car are white. Started the mock up and build of the interior. I’m thinking about adding some drives to the car. The foot plate has had the holes opened to show the floor color though. I added a shot of this new super glue I started using. This stuff is the best I’ve ever used. It sets fast and rock hard. Test twice and glue once. Found it on Amazon. It is industrial strength. Was recommended by another builder I know. $8.00 for the bottle three different flavors

As Italiian Horses has listed there web site. There stuff is aval. at the better online stores and direct from them. To date the best in the foil that I have used. I get mine from Hobbyeasy.com

I used the MFH heat shielding. I have used tin foil. If you look in this WIp. Someone said Micheals Has a product that wil work as well. Then I stained it with the Tamiya weathering kit.