spencer1984

Nice clean work, this looks fantastic

Excellent job on a tough kit, this came out great!

Great job on this, very tidy looking!

Very cool concept and clean execution, nicely done!

Looks nice & clean, great job on the save!

Awesome job on the weathering, that looks fantastic!

Nice clean work on a tough kit, that looks great!

Beautiful work, this looks incredible!

Thanks! Yeah, this is their new(ish) snapper, despite having some of the quirks of the old glue kit.

Thanks! They're one of my favorites, I'm hoping to get one more finished before year's end!

Excellent job on this, I think it's the first Belkits model I've seen finished!

Very nice, it's great to see one of these built!

Thanks guys! No one major problem, but a few smaller ones. Like there was a swirl line in the roof above the back window, another faint one on the trunk, and where I reshaped the leading edge of the hood was a slightly different color than the rest of it (Round2 copied their old incorrect Daytona hood with the square leading edge).

Nicely done, looking forward to seeing #003

Thanks, guys!

Nice clean work on this, great job! What did you use for the heater hose markings?

Sure thing, it's House of Kolor's Oriental Blue (KBC04) over silver. This time came out better than my previous attempt, though I'd like to take another whack at it some day.

Beautiful work on this!

Beautiful job, that looks fantastic!

Thanks, guys! I don't think I've ever seen that release in the wild, hopefully they caught it before it hit stores! Nice looking General! I used the Eckler Corvette wheels on my first General Lee, and Fireball Modelworks' vectors for my later one. His are the best, hands down. Yeah, I should have written that better. I actually like the wheels as far as them being quality castings, and they'll definitely find a home on a future build. The box just seemed to be aiming for more of a "pro touring" look, and the kit parts had more of a classic muscle/rod vibe.

I really dig the box art on this one, and wanted to follow that as much as possible (anyone know if this is a Don Greer piece? I haven't been able to find info anywhere). The original plan was to simply polish and assemble, adding only basic trim. Then the more I looked at it the more I didn't like the kit wheels, or the molded color, or...well, you all know the drill.

Thanks, guys!

Thanks!

I like it, those wheels suit the car nicely

Very clean work here, that's a great looking truck