Dann Tier

looks real! superb work -my favorite color for that Jag!

dankeschen, Plastheniker! .......und alle!

thanx again, guys! a lot of people have been curious about this color. this is a CLASSY color for a CLASSY Ferrari! -its Duplicolor Saddelwood. Yes, Spencer1984, those are altered Aoshima wheels -great memory!

thnx, madhorseman, the color is Duplicolor medium metallic gray.

thanx alot everyone! in response to your question, Quick GMC, the carbs came from an Accurate Miniatures Gran Sport Corvette, with MCG screws/bolts. I look forward to checking-out as much of everybodies work I can. You other builders are inspiring! I also need to apologize, I think im decent at building, but I REALLY SUCK using a computer.

thanx a lot!

Thank you all !

Thanks everyone!

The reasons for needing two kits.......MrObsessive is correct! And in addition to that, whenever I open up panels or correct kit makers seam lines - I am the type of builder who will use two kits. One kit to save the doors, panel, hood, etc. and use the second one to save the body. The Jaguar body had to be glued together before painting so I cut open the body panel around the seats so that the interior parts could still be put in, this also corrected the wrong seams that were in front of the rear wheel well. Thank you everyone for all the comments and for taking a look!

They are photo etched parts from Model Car Garage that are placed on there individually.

Thanks a lot ! I'm new to this online forum stuff, there aren't any modelers that I know in my area. I like to see other peoples work and share mine, so I thought I would try this.

This is my version of the car.

Here is a rare Revell of Germany kit (should say kits, it took 2)

Italeri Kit.

This took 2 Monogram Cobra kits, a ton of scratch building and a lot of after market parts.