Chris Smith

Thanks again Bruce! Your Ferrari P4 was great inspiration

Tim I think we as a group need to find new adjectives to express how much we feel about your process and ability to recreate parts in such a small scale. I for one admire it and will appreciate it from afar. Keep up the great work my friend! Chris

It took me 4 days to complete, I’m not to happy with the dash. The main gauge cluster is buried and with almost every thing being black it hard to see. Check out the super tiny decals.. oh my god, I went cross eyed putting these on. Not to mention the cold sweat that came over me trying to get them to lay down ???

Thank you very much Tim. I still have a long way to go, way too many parts bags to go through ?

Looking good, making good progress. If you are using the supplied fuel lines, I recommend putting it in some warm water to make it more playable. I used olive oil in the fuel lines to replicate race fuel ? keep up the good work!!

Looking great Bruce, now you’re just showing off ?

Great kit! I finished mine a few months ago.. indycals is a good place to get replacements. be careful with the fuel injection pump and inlets on the cylinder heads, they are super brittle.

A little update: Rear brakes and shocks done...getting these to fit was a chore, but in the end it worked out.

Bruce the engine looks great!! As far as therapist, I had some cheap guy I found on line, basically said get padded room or brick wall to hit your head on ?‍♂️???

Got the brakes done, it has been a long time getting this done... weather doesn’t help when you paint in the garage.

If I remember I used black thread from the wife’s sewing kit? I also found some PE zip ties on line that I have also used. Also I have tried thin wire I got from a craft store ( jewelry section)

Sure! We are all here to help and share?

Your doing a great job on this kit!!! I built this a few years ago... I will tell you that the fuel injection nipples on the cylinder heads and pump are super brittle, if your mindful you’ll be patient on installing the fuel lines. just trying to help Chris

Outstanding!!

Lots of seams to fill Bruce, coming along nicely!

Thank you gentlemen for the kind words. Tim you are correct, it is a lot of stuff to put inside. But I fear there is a lot more to do...

I got the radiator installed. Decided not to use the supplied fittings and lines. I used some RB Motion fittings and some Pro Tech steel braided lines, for realism. I also decided not to paint the shocks. Just look at them, hiding them behind paint just seems wrong. the upper A frames where a pain to line up, but I got them. Thanks for looking Chris

I got a request for some outside photos, so here ya go?

Just one photo. I have a idea for the display, I just need to figure it out.

To tell the truth.... I have tried Molotow, Alclad, Testors. And I had the worst luck with them for one reason or another. Each product works well for different applications, but for me not on the wings because of the handling need to put on the end plates and decals not to mention mounting them. So I used the stock chrome parts ? It might be the easy way but it’s not that bad , considering the frustration I endured

It’s been far too long since I last worked on this! so as it sat in the corner wile I started another project I kept staring at it. So yesterday I put the Porsche to the side for a couple of days and got back at this. Honestly there isn’t much left to do to complete it, mostly motivation. Well I found some. Hope you like. And thank you for looking Chris.

I was able to do a little bit on the Porsche. It has been slow going, but at least it’s still going. Thanks for looking Chris

It’s just fabulous, I am amazed every time I stop over to see your progress! every time I see an update I get wowed! keep it up my friend, it’s just fantastic. Chris

Looks fantastic! The new camera does your build justice. I am digging everything about this car... just don’t get overly critical. Way too easy to overthink or over analyze what you have done. I think your doing a outstanding job!! Chris

Turning out great Bruce! I’m sure you spent hours on the windshield frame. It looks fantastic. Can’t wait to see this in person.