Dann Tier

Nice job on the paint!! it actually fits the scale! I can see all the seams, vents, and other details!! -LOOKS REAL!! -WELL DONE!!

GREAT JOB AT THIS BUILD!! VERY CLEAN TOO! where did you get those wheels?

Thank you, everyone! I really look forward to your comments and questions!

THNX AGAIN ALL!

Tina told me to tell you, thank you so much for your comments and for checking it out!

Thanks so much,guys! Sorry, I cant remember what I used for the base of the antenna. I do know that it was a "washer" looking photo etch part from DM, and the rest of it was a piece of sparkplug boot painted chrome silver. the wheels are either from Hoppin Hydros, or Pegasis. Sorry I cant remember, it was built in 1998. Some time, I will build another one to look like it does today.

LMBO!!!! Cant remember!!

Hi, guys! thanks for your comments! I really do -humbly appreciate it. About those rivets, I thought I did them like everybody else. I use my Olfa blade to cut them off the photo etch fret, and that's when I discovered that the pieces from MCG stick to the point of the blade by, im guessing, static electricity. it doesn't work with Detail Masters though. so, whenever I use MCG photo etch parts, I use my knife to cut it from the fret, put a dot of glue where its gonna go, LIGHTLY touch the piece with the point of the blade, and glue it in place! -it works 98% of the time for me!! For applying Detail Master, or any stubborn photo etch parts, I put a SUPER TINY dab of RC56 canopy glue to the tip of a toothpick, because when it dries, its got just enough tackiness to transport the piece to its spot. Most of the time I use the bright orange bottled Plasti Zap CA glue. To answer how I get the rivets so straight and evenly spaced, I honestly don't know. I have this crazy built in sense I guess. just for the record though, The photo I was using to see where the rivets went, actually showed them not completely straight all the time -this surprised me! -ARE'NT ALL OF US A LITTLE INSANE??!!

she says, THNX!!, horsepower. she agrees with you 100% about how good that kit is! in fact, she wrote to Revell and asked them why it was so crappy!!!!!!! she asked for new rear shocks because the ones in the kit were too short, THEY SENT HER THE SAME ONES BACK!!!!!!! lol she said that this kit ALMOST made her not want to build again. I calmed her down, and introduced her to scratch building! thank you again for your kind words!

VERY NICE JOB!!!! ONE OF THE BEST ALCLAD JOBS IVE SEEN!!!! -I use alclad too, but have been trying SPAZ STIX ULTIMATE MIRROR CHROME lately. for me, its way less fussy than Alclad. I spray it over Tamiya gloss black.

what did you use for the interior floor?

EXTREMELY WELL DONE!!!! -LOVE THE COLOR!!!! -sometimes our eyes need a break from all the High Impact colors. -VERY IMPRESSED!!!!

Tina says thank you, and that her next build will be Italeri's Bugatti Coupe Napoleon. Soon I will post pics of the second model she did, Revells 56 Ford pickup. the Bugatti will be her third build.

Thank you sooooooo much!!

thanx a lot,Tim!

lol!!

Very nice!!!!! I have one that I need to build. I was told that there was no way I could build a kit Box Stock. this one will be!

OUTSTANDING!!!!!! thank God somebody else builds exotics..............any Countach's out there?????!!!!

NICE JOB!! these are fun to build!!

VERY COOL JOB!!

OUTSTANDING!!

Mr Beans mini on steroids! LOVE IT!!

Thanks again, everyone! In response to your question about tint, Christian, there is a music store here called Music Manor. they sell Large rolls of tinted acitate -all colors and shades. im told its used to cover the lights with on stage. I love the stuff! hope that helps!

my Ex HATED models!!! ESPECIALLY when I bought the Testors Pantera GTS on ebay for 150.00

She says, thank you!! instead of starting off doing a box stock build, she wanted to do wiring, photo etch, carpeting, and Alclad all on her first build!! talk about trial by fire!