Rich Chernosky

Real nice...that orange looks good on a Lambo, like the interior too.

Thanks Tim....I was thinking of cutting them out and replacing them with sheet styrene. Yours looks better than mine.

Scott...really like your choice of colour for this project. Never used Spash paints before. Do you need primer underneath or can you use them straight up like Tamiya. I did this kit many moons ago. It is a cool kit and fits well.

Very Nice and a great idea turning it into a street car. I did one of these box stock and know what they are like. Good job.

Tim...what did you do with the louvers on the front fenders. Took a look at mine and they are pretty rough. Yours look nice and clean from what I can see.

My sentiments....exactly.

The Ferrari is a 333SP and is made by Perry's Resins...also of Canada.

Well.....as a matter of fact....I am currently working on the Shadow DN4 Can Am. Should be done soon. I also have the Riley& Scott and the Ferrari 312PB and finished the Lola T600.

Tim, nice to see you back modeling. I have that Porsche kit so I will be following this build. Like what you have done so far. And it was nice to meet you in person at Allentown.

Lookin good so far. What livery are you using ?.

Dave..the race series was called Fast Masters and was a made for television series featuring retired drivers over 50. It ran in 1993 and featured many racers from all forms of racing. I had the opportunity to talk to George Follmer (one of the participants) about it and he was none to happy about how it was run or managed. It would seem he had one race all locked up until David Pearson decided to intentionally punt him into the wall. Suffice to say George did not spare the expletives. Check it out on Google if you are interested. Some good history.

Kurt I don't think so. While some of your steps may seem redundant to us veteran builders, there are many on this forum who are returning or are new to modeling. So posting all the little details is worthwhile, and some of us ole dawgs may even need a refresher course. So keep doing what you are...its great.

Kurt...I am really enjoying this build. This "old dawg" has learned a few tricks. Thanks for posting all your progress. Wish this was here when i built mine long ago.

Very Nice, looks good in blue.

This is one of Tamiya's best kits and you have done it justice.

Good looking Porsche, you got a nice shine on that silver. And nice interior. Always nice to see that before the body goes on.

Nice kit, you did a great job. I posted one of these back in Sept 2109. Check it out....

Outstanding build, great paint work, the CF and wiring look delicious. Keep it up.

Its a pretty straight forward build. Everything fits, you should have no problem. Looks like you are off to a good start.

Kurt...I like you carpeting trick. I have used it myself to good results. Flocking is an artform all unto itself. It involves the right flock, the right adhesive and tools. It is a lot quicker than what you are doing but yours looks better so it is worth the effort.

A tough kit to do and you pulled it off beautifully.

Always luv a good F1 build and Ferrari's are my favorite. You did a nice job and the CF work is good. Helpful hint....you can make a small u-shaped clip to hold the top bodywork to the bottom. Paint it red and you will barely notice it. Almost all F-1 body work springs up and this is necessary. I do this a lot.

Rex....thanks for posting this. A very nice collection indeed. I had the pleasure of a visit from a fellow modeler over the holidays as well. Always good to make a connection.

I am amazed at all the types of things you build, and all very well done. It was a great year for you and the next will be even better.

66 Batmobile is very cool. How did you replicate those flourescent red stripes. The other Batmobile isd great too. I see you like movie and TV cars. Nice to see.