Dann Tier

I'm pretty sure I have a windscreen fix for you!!…...I will draw-up a diagram as to how I would fix it ……..I will send it to you tomorrow ASAP!!…..don't get bummed, or give up....I got your back, bud!!

Hey, everyone!, i'm back at the Reventon after a rather long break. Got all my chassis pre-assembly done, and ready for paint.....as are the interior parts!

I'm working on the Reventon chassis / suspension as we speak too!!

LMAO!..thanks, William!...feels good to be back!.....your Mercedes is looking SICK though!!

Its been a while since I've been able to work on my builds, but i'm back now! I use to detail everything, but as of late, I've decided to only detail things that can be seen from any angle....except for the under side of curbside kits. This helps me accomplish a few things that are important to me; 1) saves on supplies, 2) saves on time spent on a certain build, 3) allows more time, and money for builds that I want to fully detail, and 4) even though there is NO WAY for me to get them all built before I bite-it, it does give me a better chance than none at all. Here I pre-assembled everything for painting. What you see here will all be painted Flat Black, and if during the course of the build I see something that needs kolor, because its visible enough, then I will brush it. I have left two parts out of the front end assembly......they wont be seen, so I don't need them. I WILL be fully detailing the top end of the engine, since it can be seen through the rear window of the interior, and just barely enough through the louvers on the rear window. I will also be opening-up the rear end Honeycomb mesh, and before anybody gets excited and says that that will allow a lot of detail to show, just remember that Hasegawa DIDNT include the boot in this kit, but I will be SB one, and whatever detail is left to be seen, wont …...it'll be in darker shadows. -Next will be all but the body parts being painted!...….thanks again for stopping by!!

I love the wheels on these!!

I'd still pay the $8 anyway....lol, its worth the faster drying, finer, more controllable spray, durability, kolor selection, and peace of mind knowing that handling it during assembly wont start making it tacky

This is looking BEAUTIFUL!!

Rustoleum definitely sucks! -it takes waaaaay too much concentration to NOT drown your parts in paint, and that's if the narrow spray pattern doesn't blast the part out of your fingers first. Krylon is actually pretty nice I've discovered recently, and most of their cans have the same spray tip as Duplicolor uses, which is a nice fine, wider spray. I will NEVER use Rustoleum products for modelling.

There ya go!!…..NICE!!

I think that LIFE stuff is going around.....it hit me too!.....you are DEFINITELY the master of metal!!…...amazing!!

I love where this is going!!….very clever!!

Hope it turns out better for you......you got it, bud!!

What a BEAST!!….I do have another kit that I could do that kolor, and this next one WILL have a fully detailed engine bay!!

Thanks a lot, Rex, and Lloyd!!

This is soooooo cool!! -WELL DONE!!

Absolutely Brilliant!!!

beautiful job!!…..I really love that interior work!!

Thanks again, Lloyd!!…..glad you like it!

Thanks, Lloyd!!

Nicely done!!

Thank you, guys!!….glad you like it!!

MASTERPIECE!!!!…...period.

OUTSTANDING!!!

NICE!!...you're doing a fantastic job of it!!….kinda reminds me of Ferrari's Breadvan...