Dann Tier

Thanks, Tony! it looks great!

Very cool! Q: how did you do the black pinstripe? Sorry, re read it, Great job freehanding that pinstripe!!

Very nice, clean job! everything looks Spot-On!! Q: what did you use to do the Vinyl roof?

VERY COOL!! -any engine pics?!

love the stance!!!!

Looking good!, If you think you might keep adding engine detail, then I would open it up.

sorry, I stand corrected, the intake manifold is the antique gold, but the engine block and tranny are a medium purple -sorry.

NICE JOB!! -GREAT START!!

Sorry, just looked at mine, and they don't say. I do however have a Barris book that shows it looking like an antique gold.

SWEET!! I built one, and its a fun kit!! I will be watching for it!

WELCOME ABOARD, JOSH!!

WELCOME, JAMES!!

When I finish builds, each car goes into its own individual case, and that case is put into a curio cabinet. if you plan on lighting it, get lights that don't get too hot, it will eventually do damage.

This is ART -build it your way!!!!

LOVE THIS CAR, AND BUILD!! LOOKS REAL TO ME!!

GREAT JOB!!!! did this kit go together good? any issues with assembly? I have two of these to build. im doing mine as a road version.

Very cool, Mike! This is an excellent kit! I have one built as a street legal drag car, but I probably would upset purists because I took out the floor shifter and replaced it with a steeringwheel mounted E-gear system. Cant wait to see yours done!! I had the same problem with Alclad that you mentioned. Q: when you handel the Alclad parts during assembly, do you wear any kind of gloves? latex POWDER FREE gloves help a lot. Also, Have you heard of SPAZ STIX ULTRA MIRROR CHROME spray? its in a spray can. You use it just like Alclad, but I find it to be tougher than, and easier to spray. I use Tamiya gloss black under it. RC'rs like to use it too.

Thanx, Jim, Bet it takes a while to dry?

Outstanding job all'round!!

GREAT JOB! -THEY ALL LOOK REAL!!

Looks real!

Outstanding, Ludwig! Great pics of it too!

Love It -the color choices, and the engine detail!! Q: what did you use for the texture on your floorboards?, mine doesn't look that good.

Nice! that's almost the same idea I came up with too I am going to use super fine detail wire and drill tiny holes at the ends of each grill, that way I can pull it tight and glue it in place.

VERY NICE!! Love the fact that its not Plum Crazy too, for a change. how did you do the red stripe in the grill?