Jantrix

It's a model. If you want it to have an exotic engine and IFS and still be a rat rod by all means, make it so! See what I mean? Mine even has a Corvette rear.

The question I'm wondering is, will this help the industry or kill it out right? At first it will be like any other cottage industry/aftermarket type thing. It will help you change your '67 Whateveryacallit into your dads old '68. But as 3d files become heavily traded and available and the printer drops in price, I can see this hurting the manufacturers. If I can print my own parts entirely then the only thing missing is a way to chrome plate and make clear parts.

Soon!

I gotta say I'm extremely happy with the coming years releases. Beyond the new castings I'm kinda happy with the Foose '67 Charger. I loved that build.

Well guys it's starting to look like a work area. I hope to be turning to here very soon.

Nice work. I dig it.

Don't redo it. Build another. Some very nice work there. It would be a shame to ruin it just because you have a new idea.

Sweet paint work Virgil.

Reindeer? We don't need no stinking reindeer! Very cool idea! Can't wait to see more.

Seriously? There shouldn't even be an argument here. If you can't afford to move it on, you shouldn't be participating. I thought that was a given on a project like this. Sean, if $8 to ship a kit is a burden for you, you should probably be putting hobbies on hold completely until you actually have the money to spend. I've been there so I know what I'm talking about.

Most impressive.

I applaud you sir.

Your work is excellent. I really am torn on the kit though. I would have to ditch the rear canopy.

Wow. Wait until Virgil sees this. Fantastic work.

That second one is more than a little disturbing. Fantastic work though.

As usual Paul, that looks awesome. That wagon is a great canvas for you.

Wow. I seriously love that. Great airbrushing.

Hmmm.................I picked one up today at the LHS. I'm a little concerned with the decal white walls, but other than that it looks super.

Also the expansion of the water in the joints as it freezes will pop many parts lose for ya.

That is mostly my fault. I started this to jump start myself and get me working on my stalled projects. But alas, this year has not been good for bench time. I'm currently finishing up a move and should be getting the workshop set up in a couple of weeks. I HAVE to finish up my Cannonballer so I'll be getting this CBP rolling again even if I'm the only one posting.

Considering Revell already has a very good roadster kit, to see this new tool of another is quite amazing to me. I will likely find my way to the hobby shop for this.

Thanks Bryan. This is my entry for this years Cannonball and I hope to get back on it asap once we're all moved into this new place.

I figure a fastback will be cranked out by one of the resin casters pretty quick. I may wait for that.

LOVE IT! Well done!