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Yep, that’s nice.

Very clean build. Excellent work on the wood textures.?

That looks Uber Cool! ? Interesting timing as just yesterday I was researching at a VW Bug built with Texas 3D parts when I came across the Camaro conversion kit you’ve built here. The conversion kit parts on their website looked a little rough but you’ve meshed them beautifully. ?? You mention that it was a challenging build, is there anything in particular a builder should watch out for? Thanks for sharing.

Oooh, pretty engine bay. ?

Nice clean build. Great engine. Would love to see more of that interior.

Beautiful paint. Fantastic engine. I’d consider displaying the car upside down to show underside. ?

I does have the Iron Man vibe. ? Appreciate the link to your build thread as I have one in my stash. ?

Great detail work in that engine bay. ?

That is NICE! Are those aftermarket decals? Excuse me while I run out to purchase this kit…

Great looking build. ?

Hey Rich, I was not aware this kit is available in a Martini livery… I’ll bet those two ? look great sitting beside each other on your shelf. I really like your use (and great job ) of carbon fibre. Oh yeah, and those giant decals running full length down the sides scare the poop outta me. ? Thanks for sharing!

I think it might have been you who warned me a number of months ago about this paint. ? I have to say, I might be a fan of their Aqua Gloss. No thinning, goes on flat and washes up with water.

Thanks espo. Because the car can be displayed with the top off, I felt it was worth a little extra effort.

Funny, I wasn't really into this build as I got off to a rough start. The pieces fit perfectly (engine cover excluded) and I'm sure you'll enjoy the build.

Thanks Tommy. I used a 0.5mm needle at 15 psi. and followed the instructions on the bottle. It goes on quite wet so be careful how far you pull back on the trigger. No polishing but I did use Tamiya's Modeling Wax. This stuff can be applied over the entire body including the windows. It's supposed to protect the finish and repel dust. I saved your link in case I build this kit again some day. The components look like they reattach quite well. ?

Thanks Rick. I'd be interested to see how your pair turned out. Any issue with the engine cover? How did you find the engine cover decals? I wouldn't be opposed to building another one in the future... perhaps in a more traditional colour.

Great looking ride. Nice work all around. ?

Good Evening, Completed and photographed this latest build - Revell's Porsche 918 Spyder. It's a nice kit that goes together very well with the exception of the glass engine cover, which in my case was warped. I messed up the first paint job and had to strip it and start over. Ended up with a couple runs and uneven coverage the second time around but there was no way I was going to strip and paint it again. Looks fine away from bright lights and the flaws are minimized with this style of photography. :^) Interior is Tamiya German Grey and Semi Gloss Black. Chrome was airbrushed with Tamiya X-19 Smoke. What I Learned: 1. First time using Alclad Candy Enamel paint (colour is Indigo). It was applied over their Bright Silver Base. Let me say, this paint is a dust magnet and still felt tacky after spending time in the dehydrator and a full week left alone. Had a really difficult time removing the dust before applying the clear coat. On top of this, it also chips easily (I did use Tamiya primer first). Touched up a few spots with blue and purple Sharpies. 2. First time using Alclad Aqua Gloss. This goes on very well and leaves a finish similar to Pledge - perhaps a little shinier. Aqua Gloss eliminated the tacky feel. 3. 90% of the rear engine is hidden after final assembly. I ended up glueing the warped engine cover in place anyway so no real loss here. 4. The engine cover decal is an odd brownish colour. I decided to coat it with a few layers of X-19 Smoke tined with X-1 Black. 5. The front electric motor cannot be seen at all - no point in painting this. 6. You can glue either the front or rear bumper to the body before painting - I glued the rear. 7. First time using after market seatbelts (Gofer Racing). That's it for this one. Have a great week!

Good job battling through this build David. I built this kit back in August… I agree, the windows are finicky to install and I opted to glue the doors closed as well.

Very nice work. Really like the wood textures!

So pretty. That interior and particularly the dash is gorgeous.

Nice work. Cool engine. ?

Very nice work inside and out. ?

Quite a bit of work but definitely worth the effort. ?

The kit should be reissued with your build on the cover. ?