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Beautiful work on both, those are some great looking cars!

Thanks, guys!

Great choice of color, that's a terrific looking Vette!

Very nice, the Z looks great in that color

Nice and clean, that looks fantastic!

From the manga Wangan Midnight, the starring ride built from Fujimi's kit. Mostly box stock save for an upgraded engine, interior flocking, and a lower front ride height to give it a more aggressive rake. Paint is Tamiya TS-51 over black. More info is available here, and as always comments/criticisms are welcome.

Thanks, guys!

Very cool, those scratch built blowers are brilliant!

Somehow I missed this thread earlier, awesome job on the Impala!

Awesome job, this turned out great!

Thanks!

Cool ride, definitely captures the spirit of the time!

Nice group, those look great!

Very clean work on this, nicely done!

Excellent work, that looks fantastic!

Nicely done, I really dig that color!

Nice job on the weathering, that looks great!

Thanks to all! I hadn't, but once you'd mentioned it I looked back at the original art and now see the color. Nice!

Thanks, guys! Yup, I've seen pics of that one. It's especially fun when they can get it, the Supernatural Impala, and the Ecto-1 all together.

Inspired by the art of Travis Pitts, this started out as a gluebomb Little Red Wagon and Jimmy Flintstone A-100 Panel Van. It's since been converted to a post-apocalyptic monster hunter complete with mounted chainsaws, melee and ranged weapons gathered from across the pop culture spectrum, and the requisite lighting, armor plating, and supplies. Velma was made from an Atelier iT figure, while Scooby is a vinyl Great Dane that looked pretty close to the correct size. A full writeup of what went into the build is available here: http://spencer1984.com/my_models/misery-machine.php As always, any comments/criticisms are welcome!

Sharp looking Bentley, I've considered this kit a few times but never pulled the trigger on it. Nicely done!

Very clean work, that looks fantastic!

Impressive work, the blending is better than I would have thought possible.

Excellent job on this!

Thank you!