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Tim, thank you so much for sharing these photos, as well as the information on Tom (I for one did not know of him).

Well done Steve! I recently built this one too, and really enjoyed how nice it came out and the level of detail considering it's a quick builder.

The car is beautiful, but the diorama is out of this world!

Looks absolutely stunning to my eyes. Well done! And thanks for the info on the kit as well.

Louis, I see the 1:1 engine from the Rolls Royce, but where is the scale model you are building? Your work is just stunning, both on the 1:16 and the previous 1:24!

Wow, this build and thread are giving me some ideas! Now I gotta get me one of those kits. Maybe a two door sport wagon ala Nomad or perhaps a woodie surfer wagon...

Beautiful. Makes the engine ten times more realistic!

It's coming out great Wolf. Looks like you're putting a 1:1 together! Happy retirement

James, we're always hardest on our own work It came out beautiful, and I particularly like the tires/rims combo. If I may offer one minor observations; the front stance seems a bit high compared to the rear. Is that what you were shooting for, or is it possible to drop the rims on their spindles by a little bit at this point? In any event, great job!

Coming out great Eran!

Totally next-level build. You've even included factory markings and overspray, so cool. Although I gotta say, that interior is incredible!

Just beautiful Bob. The paintjob, tires/rims and stance are wonderful. But me personally, I'm most impressed with the incredible BMF work you did.

Just beautiful Mario! Low, wide, long, and sinister. How could you go wrong with a '71 GTX?

Absolutely loving this build. The tires/rims and stance are spot-on!

Disco-sweet!

LOL. I had to look up what a double evil Bender was...

Thank you Carl

Wonderful job Michelle. I particularly like the custom dash! I've always wanted to do the car from the short-lived tv series entitled "Viper", but haven't had the guts to dive in for a build

Both are great, but the first one is a bit less busy and seems more in keeping with the body lines.

Three comments: Sweet. Sweet. Sweet. And is that my favorite Tamiya TS-58, or an equally beautiful paint?

One of my favorite 80's cars and movies all rolled together into a beautiful build! And wonderful photography as always. Thank you for posting.

Absolutely great! And though I love Dave's rendition, I too like the hardtop version better. Thank you for the wonderful photography as well.

I love it, particularly the articulating top. Well done as always!

Makes me smile just looking at it. ? Well done!

It's a stunner for sure. RIP Willow