spencer1984

Very clean work, that looks great!

Very clean work, nicely done!

I had a leftover Polar Lights "Herbie" snap kit missing its roof and two hubcaps, and wanted an excuse to get it out of my way. So I did a quick build of it, modifying only what was necessary to counter the missing parts. The exposed wheel is a 3D item I drew up, the roof holes got plugged with some stretched sprue, and it was finished in Krylon's "Meringue" with a light weathering and early 1990s NY tags. As always, any comments/criticisms are welcome!

Excellent work!

Turned out great, nice job!

Looking good!

Very cool! I really like the way you did the turbo.

Excellent work, everything fits together like it came that way!

Well done! Nice touch with the boom box in the trunk, too.

Nicely done! If you want to stick to the comics, just claim it's the Batmobile drawn by Cristina Coronas for the 2011 Batman: 80 Page Giant.

Truly outstanding work!

Excellent work all around, the detail work is top notch!

Excellent work, probably the sharpest build I've seen of this kit!

My thoughts as well, getting the finish you did from that body is incredible!

Somehow I missed it the first time around, too. Excellent job pulling this back from the dead, I never would have guessed it anything other than a cool custom of a rare kit!

Beautiful work, your paint jobs are outstanding!

Nicely done! I too wish this was available as a kit or resin piece.

Nice clean work!

Excellent work, that looks great!

Very cool!

Thank you! I'm still not quite happy with the front end on that one, but to my eye no company has really perfected the '71-73 Mustang nose yet. I may revisit that project after seeing Revell's upcoming '71 Boss 351.

Another beauty! That'd be my guess as well...definitely not the Otaki/Arii kit.

I dig it, nicely done!

Yes indeed

My favorite set of Cragars were in Revell's '37 Ford Coupe Street Rod. They're what I used here: