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It took me awhile....but had to look at that photo a few times to see what the he(r)ck was going on! Awesome, I really love this build, and the fantasy of it is something that I always want to do with modeling, but chicken out! You nailed it - so awesome. Can you post a few more close up images?

Nice to see Pat. And nice to see a rally kit with the engine included! Keep up the good work!

Yes, I can take a few photos that are better, for fun, but it is nowhere as detailed as yours is.

Here are a few that I built. It still is May!

How many parts to this kit? I may be messed up but thought that I saw a raw resin photo of just a few parts, but must be another thread? How did you get the fluid bottles to look clear and with fluid inside? That is awesome! I love this car, it looks so purposeful and fast, but hard to believe it is over 30 years old. Better than the hypercar stuff today. Am watching, looks great!

Perfect start for the Month of May! Love it!

Did the Buick ever get finished?

How did you create the mold or master for the body? It is so much different from the Chevelle, other than the greenhouse.

I am confused, the headline is Chevy yet the model in the photos is a Mercury.... I like both, so what is up?

No problem! I am watching and posted on the Mears car, not sure if it is ok to put a photo of my build there or not for "inspiration" but you don't really need inspiration! I will look for the Marmon Wasp, that car is really big, and don't forget to put a small puddle of oil under the model when done for realism....

Being a huge IndyCar fan, I will follow along to this thread! I am sure you will do this one justice. I suggest that you get down to Indy and visit the new renovated museum, I am sure this car is on display there. I will be there in May, so if you need some detailed photos, let me know!

I will be watching the build! I built this car what, 25 plus years ago, and still looks great! The one thing that confuses me is that my model has the standard open wheels, like on the box art, yet the side view on the box art shows a different variant of the aero wheels that you see in the race day photo of the front row start. I probably picked the deep dish due to my preference for looks. Nonetheless, Ismael, the car builds up beautifully and the cover fits nicely over the engine with a little underside sculpting if I remember. I also glued the upper and floor together, puttied them together to get rid of the horizontal seam. I am sure you will be detailing the daylights out of this one....will be fun to watch. I painted mine Testors yellow and then put future floor wax over the decals and body work....because I figured the Future would yellow over time, but who cares! :)

Don't forget to sand the surface of the tires, and add some depth to those beautiful wheels......

He was sleeping….😴

This weekend! I will be selling a lot of my stash at a table. Tamiya and a lot of regular kits at make an offer prices like everyone else! even a rare AMT skylark GS.