spencer1984

Looks great, nicely done!

Beautiful work! These were some of the best looking muscle cars out there.

Excellent work!

Nice work on both of them!

Looks good, nice choice of wheels!

Excellent!

Thanks, guys!

Thanks!

Very cool, I especially like that Jimny/Samurai!

Very clean, that looks great!

Nicely done!

Very clean, the extra work you did really paid off!

Nicely done!

Thanks, guys!

Thanks!

Excellent work, and a great looking litle scene!

Looks great, nice choice of wheels!

Thanks, all!

Thanks all! I was expecting a much harder fight since bodywork is what usually trips me up, but this went far smoother than I expected. Thanks! I feel like it could use a little more refining the next time I try it, but I definitely like it better than the kit parts. Between this and their '62 Corvette, it seems AMT had a thing for tiny headlights.

Very slick, that looks great!

Beautiful work on this! For me the 308 remains the quintessential "Ferrari," but the 328 is the better car by pretty much any metric and I will never argue against your statement of it being a work of art. If nothing else, you've proven it such here.

Thanks, guys!

Nicely done!

This started out as the AMT "Street Muscle" release of the old MPC '69 fastback coupe. I cut off the roof and made a new deck, and modified the interior with custom front buckets and a scratch built rear bench. The top boot is a modified item from my parts box, and the wheels are Revell Starsky & Hutch Torino Ansens with parts box tires and Fireball Modelworks decals. The grilles in this kit always looked too small to me in this kit, so I scratch built a new set with PE mesh and clear headlights. Paint is Tamiya TS-87 Titanium Gold for the body and TS-69 Linoleum Deck Brown for the interior. While it's far from a perfect execution, it was a surprisingly enjoyable build so I'm happy with the results regardless. As always, any comments/criticisms are welcome!

Thanks, guys!