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Unbelievable, that pedal assembly looks like it was purchased at a speed parts supplier, it's so accurately built. Keep up the incredible work. Truly inspiring.

Beautifully built Enzo. Just one small detail, Enzo's have carbon ceramic brake discs, not steel.

Really cool build of my all time favorite Chevy.

This is going to be way cool. Sort of a low rider rat rod. (The LowRat?)

I feel your pain. I would try to scratch build the part. Doesn't look to difficult.

Nice build. Love the Mr. Bean lock on the door.

Beautiful paint, looks like its been polished already.

Looking good. Keep at it. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Stunning!

Hi Tim. I only recently joined this forum and started looking at the different builds to get some inspiration for my own building. And then I stumbled onto this thread by accident and spent the last few hours reading each and every post, then spent a further hour reviewing all the photos again. I cannot believe the level of detail that you have built into this model. I thought the original motor was impressive, but then you go change the intake and take it to another level. Your frame is an absolute work of art. The solder joints, the brackets! Beautiful! I have bookmarked this thread and will definitely be following from now on. YOU SIR ARE A TRUE ARTISAN.

Love the reversed manifolds,really cool!

That turned out very nice.

Looks like this one is going to be a stunner! Keep going, those old build's need to be restored. I've got some old models in a box some where that I need to dig out and maybe revisit.

Spectacular build. Looks like you could just climb in and go!

Thanks for the warm welcome. Currently busy with a Tamiya R34 skyline. Will post pics soon.

Unbelievable attention to detail. Truly inspiring.

Looking good Steve. Not a fan of pro-street myself, but that's a cool looking car and the color really grabs your attention.

Incredible build! I especially like the glass top. Everything just looks right.

Greetings from sunny South Africa. I started building models when I was about 6 or 7 and built mostly aircraft until that wonderful day I discovered 1/24 car models. I think I was about 12 or 13 yrs old. It was a MPC Ford Bronco and it was a disaster, but I was hooked. Built off and on til my mid 20's. Then life got in the way. Now at age 47 I have picked up again. I am currently busy with a Nissan R34 GTR and have 7 or 8 other kits lined up for the bench. My 10 yr old daughter has taken an interest and has built two snap-tite kits with my assistance. the Revell 63 Corvette and 34 Ford. No paint or detailing, just the kit stickers. One day when I have more confidence in my abilities I may rebuild both kits and add engine's and other details. I have a very broad taste in cars from muscle cars and hot rods to tuners and European sports cars. If it has an engine and four wheels then chances are I am interested in it. I am hoping to learn a lot from other members on this forum.