Danno

It would look great with some wash and BMF. But, if you only concerned about the dollar value for a promo collector, well ...

My grandson and I had a great time snapping one of these together! He's a huge Batman fan (as have I always been), so he was very excited to have his very own Batmobile. Yours is excellent, Mark. Shows just how a basic kit can be enhanced with good skills and a little effort.

Purplicious!!

Nice. Love the color!

Well, then you have to top off the fluids and fire it up! Incredible. Amazing. Awesome. Wow.

Nice!

Terrific idea; very good execution. I'll let everyone else figure out the tailgate ...

WoW!

Speaking of that ... The color reminds me of the Taurus "Iris" color in the very late 90's ... which conjures up a funny but true story. I worked for a large corporation that had many field personnel who were assigned full-use company cars. One of the little perks was that we could order our own cars with options and colors that we wanted. When I transferred to the Phoenix area, I found it to be a large regional office with many assigned full-use Tauruses (Tauri?) running around, most of which were common colors, but one of which was the irridescent "Iris" color much like CrazyJim's truck. I expected to see a female employee driving the Iris Taurus, but to my surprise ~ it was ordered by and driven by a bearded male employee. Being politically correct, I never inquired of his personal life but had my suspicions. Eventually I got to know him - well - and was somewhat surprised to learn he was married, for many years, and had three kids!! And, I eventually learned the reason for his selection of the Iris color for the Taurus: One of his daughters was struggling with school and was lagging behind the grades being achieved by his other two. He was about due to replace his existing, masculine black company car with a new car, so he bribed his daughter into getting better grades by promising to allow her to pick out the color of his next company car. The 'due date' for the improved grades coincided with the arrival of the new Taurus model year and his company car order. You guessed it, he was mortified to see Ford offering the new, iridescent Iris color in the new Taurus lineup and sure enough, daughter-dearest declared that to be her choice of color for his new company car!! I was impressed with his integrity and his courage: for the next two years he drove the rather effeminate looking company car to honor his promise to his daughter. He fielded the ribbing well. He did admit, however, that he took extraordinary efforts to rack up the mileage as quickly as he could! His next company car was again manly black and he never again offered that particular incentive to his kids.

I'll let you know what I think ... Friday. [No sense in messing with a good thing ~ I seem to have stumbled on a great system.]

Very mini-kewl!!

Kewl! It's a Roth Renaissance! (seems like I've said that before!) Neat to see this revisited.

Kewl! It's a Roth Renaissance! Go Bill!

Kewl. It's a Roth Renaissance! Nice build.

Nice! Always liked those old Moparwagons.

NYET! Nyet. No smiling Trabant! Vat iz dis? A Kommandant Lee? OMGNAGL Thread!!! Zsneaking dis in here! NYET!!! Ve zhall zee about dis!!

Basic theme of this build: "May the Bluebird of Hazzardness carp all over your dukes, general-lee speaking." My work here is done.

Just how big is a 1/25 scale molecule of fuel, anyway? I'm trying to set my 1/25 scale jets.

Nice build. Brings back fond memories of the CanAm series and a local hometown hero ~ Jack Hinkle ~ who campaigned a roaring McClaren back in the day.

Oooh! That has a nastywickedkewl look to it!! Good job!

Nice!

Yikes! Doyushas of Hazzard! Bo Lee and Luke Lee and Daisy Lee! It's arr too much, Rodneysan. . [seriously, clever idea and nice build, Rodney. Stay with the tulbine wheers.]

Here's one I really should drag out and finish.

Decent!

Too kewl!