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Very cool, that turned out great and the color choice is perfect!

It looks great, very clean work on it. Nice to see on of these built!

Beautiful job on this!

Outstanding work on this, and congratuulations on a well-deserved award!

I had a friend in high school who had one in black. Nice to see the car getting some attention in scale, this turned out great!

Awesome work on this, and it's nice to see some of the lesser-known F&F cars getting attention!

Impressive work on a rare subject, beautiful work on it!

Very cool concept and execution, that turned out great!

That turned out great, nicely done!

Very slick, that turned out great!

My current favorite is HTVRONT's Liquid Mirror Chrome pens. The runner up is GSI Creos' chrome Gundam Marker, followed by Molotow's Liquid Chrome.

Great job on this!

Incredible work!

Very clean, nice work on this!

Beautiful work, that looks great!

Much appreciated, thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks, guys! Much appreciated, but I can't take credit for the 312T, I'm afraid - that was a diecast I had picked up as no good 1/24 kits were available for Niki Lauda's car. Thanks for the info and link, I'll have to check those out. Beautiful work on that 250GT!

Thanks, guys! That's fair, even as a stunt car it's very realistic! You're welcome! I've seen some 3D printed options, but never with a confirmed source on where to get them.

Nicely done! I built one of these a couple years ago, it's a neat little kit I'd like to revisit some day.

Nicely done, and such a unique color - that looks great!

Excellent build, that turned out great!

Very clean work, that looks fantastic!

Thanks, everyone! Alex Kustov of ItalianHorses.net used a set of Detail Master DM3180-3 Custom Wire Wheels on his build, and they looked great. I had tried using a set of Hasegawa 250TR wheels, but they were definitely the wrong shape. It turned out that the kits supplied wheels didn't look half bad with a black wash and a set of better tires.

Built from the Academy release of the Italeri kit. I shaved the bumperettes, replaced the tires and wipers, made new door panels, customized a set of seats from a Doyusha DB5, and did some engine detailing. A full writeup of everything I did is available here, and as always any comments/criticisms are welcome!