Radretireddad

What brand?

Wow that DeAg E-type is stunning! I wish it came in a LHD version that I could build to match my 1:1.

One of the first things I do when starting another build is check the OTB stance. I’ll assemble enough of the chassis and suspension and temporarily assemble all four wheels on it and then I’ll inspect it for a few minutes at eye level. If necessary I’ll do the extra work up front to adapt different wheels and tires and or correct anything that doesn’t look right to me. Once I’m happy with it I’ll leave it out on the bench for a few days while I do the same thing to another build. I’ve had half a dozen mock ups sitting on the bench at one time between builds. Just sitting and looking at a group of different kits mocked up and sitting out keeps me motivated.

Hmm, I wonder if a Molotow pen might work in it.

I think the newest Revell 1/25 kit is probably the next best thing to a nonexistent Tamiya level kit. Other than that the ancient Monogram now Revell 1/8 scale kit is your only other choice.

Thanks again to everyone for all your likes and kind comments. Since this is the alpha Z, be sure to stay tuned for the Omega!

Thanks Steve! All the window trim are separate chrome plated parts that fit incredibly. A little Tamiya panel line accent is all they need to really pop!

Thanks Anthony!

Thanks so much Michelle!

Thanks EMRE! It was my pleasure!

Thanks DJ! Go for it, this one’s worth every penny! You won’t be disappointed I promise.

Thanks so much Carl!

Thanks James!

Thanks David!

Thanks David! All of the trim being separate chrome parts makes an amazing difference in the finished build.

Thanks Glen!

Thanks so much Vince!

Thanks Greg!

Thanks Jeff!

Thanks so much Mario!

Thanks so much Stuart it was my pleasure. It’ll definitely stretch your patience but you won’t be disappointed in the outcome.

Thanks Nigel! It’s a really superb kit! Oh that every kit could be tooled like this one.

Thanks Robert! My pleasure!

Thanks Pete! Yep, the stock SU’s and air filter are included in the kit. It’ll look great either way. Be sure to post pics!

Thanks Sonny!