Mike C

I just did a little search on YouTube and found J-Men Forever (I have it on DVD). If you've never seen it before you might get a good laugh out of it. And you will see that scene you made being used in it. But it has a different soundtrack. It's clips from those old Republic serials pieced together with a new soundtrack making a new story.

Cool build. He's fighting an enraged water heater. That scene was used in a Firesign Theater video called J-Men Forever.

Really good looking build!

Thanks for looking.

It was an '89 Merkur Scorpio. My Dad and I each had one. My car had a bad alignment, my Dad had transmission problems.

Looks pretty good. I once did something like that in the mid 90's. I used the chrome side of the alum. foil that Nestles Crunch bars were wrapped in back then to make chrome on a model car. It worked pretty well.

Well, finally here's some more progress. I had some issues preventing me from doing much model work over the past few months. I got a really nasty cold in late Nov. that lasted through into Jan. Then after that was over I did a little work. Then out of nowhere I had three weeks of insomnia and I'm finally over that. But just as I was getting over that a few weeks ago I caught another cold. But this cold was much milder and I was almost over it in a week. So I finally got back to working on the exhaust system, painting the heat staining, adding those tiny wire loops for the springs. Then I ordered the Top Studio springs. I found one vendor that had them. So I got them in a week. A bag of 20 so that will do a few bikes. I used eighth on this one. Plus it was quite challenging mounting the tunes pipes with the Scale Motorsports PE brackets. But I got them. The springs were the last thing installed just today and yesterday. So now here's a bunch of photos going aroinf the bike and some close up shots on the exhaust system. I hope you like it.

Really well done, great detail work.

Really awesome build!

Looks great now!

Good looking build.

Great work, looks really well used.

It sure looks fantastic to me.?

Really awesome build!

Fantastic build. It almost looks like I'm looking at the 1:1 car.

Great weathering job.

Looks really nice. I have one of those kits waiting to be built.

That a really cool build.

Here's further progress, it's starting to look like a bike now.

Nice build and display too.

You did a great job making this fantasy racer!

I finally painted the front shock struts. Quite a process of masking and unmasking and hand painting too.

Thanks. It's from Scale Motorsports.

Nice build. I remember those cars. Remember "Joe Isuzu"?

Cool builds. Rust never sleeps.