Dann Tier

Thanks, David, its great to get back to it!

Very cool!

Well done!

BEAUTIFUL!!

Sweet! Nice wheel choice too!

So cool!! I wish it came in 1/24.

Hey, everyone!, I have now been back to working on this one again, and will have a really productive update on Sunday!

Its well deserved! This is a VERY fussy kit (ive more or less built 16 of them), so i can honostly tell you ; well done!

Thanks alot, Ray!, its fun again...i only decided to start it up again because of you.

Alot of work, but its off to a great start!

I've always been curious about this kit...following for sure.

I'm lovin this!

My favorite car in the whole world, and you're doing this kit great!

This is gonna be cool! I've always loved these cars.

Looks pretty rough, but you can do it...looking forward to it!

Hey, everyone! Had a great week of progress... -Photo 1&2; It took quite a while to remove all that bulky, brittle ground effects, and weird chin spoiler. -Photo 3; I added temporary? rear hood supports, and canopy glued that bugger down so that i can blend it into the rest of the body properly. -Photo 4; I used strips of angle styrene to make the door sill rockers. I also needed to notch them out to accept the roll bar. -Photo 5; Just a good overall view. The hoods crossmember is waaay stronger, and i smoothed out the hood, and filled in the wing holes. -Photo 6; This seam here splits the rear firewall/rear assembly from the rest of the chassis. It is temporarily tacked ito place while i do more work. -Photo 7; These axel tubes are only being used for ride height, and close tire alignment in wheel openings. -Photo 8; Seat change again!...Countach seats look better for now, lol. Starting to cut open the engine access panel in the firewall. The cover, and center column work is next. -Photo 9; Killer ride height, but as you can see, the tires need to move forward a tad to center. My rear suspension assembly will be adjustable to fix it. -Photo 10; This view of a Pantera is one of THE beastiest looks of any car ever. As you can see, i used thin strip styrene as a gap filler accross the horizontal of the hood lip?. -Photo 11; The removal of all detail leaves me a clean, pure slate to create a simplified new look that shows the very unique shape of the front of this sweet car. -Photo 12; A nice overall view again. I have also decided to open the bonnet...might as well at this point, right?

Cheers, Atin! Even though i'm redoing everything, it is actually fun, and picking up momentum.

Thanks, Edgar....and thanks for following!

Cheers, Sunny! It can be good, yes, but in my case, i felt i had to redo most of what i'd done, lol, but its gonna be waaay better this time around!

Much appreciated, John! I'm getting better, thanks -i hope all is well with you!

Thanks, Rich!...its good to be back.

Here I am, Joe!...thank you very much!

Right, Ray...you got it!

Thanks...good to hear from all of you again too!

A sunny day here in Michigan this time of the year?? lol.....its looking sweet, i will be following!