spencer1984

Awesome piece, I'd love to see more pics of it!

Thank you!

I didn't know they had made this one. Cool piece, and excellent job on it!

Excellent work on this, it turned out great!

Beautiful work on this, the realism is incredible. I especially like the work you did on the plug wire boots, those are just about the best I've seen anywhere.

Some great history here, and while the latest build is the best looking overall I kind of like the funky era-specific touches of the earlier builds. Thanks for sharing this in all its incarnations!

Thank you!

Looks great, nicely done!

Thanks!

Very cool!

Thank you!

Still one of my all-time favorite liveries. Excellent work!

Beautiful job on this! The photo next to the Revell roadster really shows what the suicide front axle does to the wheelbase.

Very cool!

Thanks, guys!

Nice to see one of these built up, great job on it!

Looks great, nicely done!

Great job on a tough kit! I ended up abandoning it in favor of a RoG kit so much respect seeing it finished!

Looks good in black!

Getting bogged down in several other projects, I wanted something relatively quick and easy. So I gave a bit of a refresh to this broken and rather filthy old promo to turn it into the car driven by Brad Pitt in Ocean's Eleven: I'm half convinced it was dredged out of a lake somewhere. So I cleaned everything up, repaired the broken rear quarter panel, and replaced the windshield, frame, wheels, hubcaps, front seat, steering wheel/column, headlights, and rear bumper with parts from AMT's current Ranchero kit. The rear seat was modified to match the front with some round stock and metal tape, and carpeting was added to hide the ejector pin marks. The chrome was brightened with BMF, a Gundam marker, Sharpies, and colored pencils, leaving some of the patina in place to help match the movie car. As always, any comments/criticisms are welcome!

Nicely done! I know this kit has its problems, but I still find it an enjoyable build.

Nice to see one of these built! I'm rewatching the series right now, lots of great build fodder.

Excellent work on this!

Nicely done, I like the use of the custom parts!

Awesome job on this!