Roncla

I've been dealing with BNA as well for some years now and found them 100% reliable.

Early 60s Cadillacs as in the movie Tin Men. Its a crying shame to see the treatment dished out to the Cadillacs in that film.

The reissue of this one has now been put back to late March

X2 on HLJ and the Private Warehouse option works a treat to get everything shipped in one package.

The only ones i know of are p/e. Hobby Design: http://www.hlj.com/product/hydhd02-0296/Aut Scale Production: http://www.scaleproduction.de/product_info.php?info=p983_towing-hooks.html

Thats a real eye catcher. Everything comes together very well.

Thats really sharp. Well done

That one really captures the look.

It is actually molded to the sump and is not a separate part that is glued on so Monogram determined its position. I've been unable to find any 1.1 photos that show the underside of the car.

Thanks Randy. Its actually moulded to the sump so the location was determined by Monogram.

I'm just starting to restore a Monogram Uncertain T and I'm scratching my head as to what the arrowed part that is positioned on the middle of the sump would represent on the real car. Any ideas ?

That one ticks all the boxes. Great work.

I've yet to purchase one of their kits but they always get positive reviews. The coming WRC Polo kit looks very tempting

A real classic. Love it.

That looks just right. Love your paint.

Well done. Lowering the ride height has given it a far better stance.

Its no where as detailed as the old enthusiast series kits and the engine trans axle detail is just molded to the chassis. I haven't built mine yet but from photos I've seen of finished ones it builds in to a decent replica. Fujimi makes a number of different versions of these GT3R kits. The only difference being the decals. http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10144615

Thats nice and clean. Everything comes together for a sharp F1.

This one is looking so good it almost seems a shame to put the body on it.

I've always used this.... http://www.u-pol.co.uk/documents/datasheets/tds/BAR-TDS-EN.pdf Zinsser B.I.N primer sealer does the job as well http://www.thepaintstore.com/Zinsser_B_I_N_Primer_Sealer_p/01008.htm

Thats a wicked looking car. Eightyone make a trans kit which looks like the one shown http://www.eightyone81.com/tk010-lb-performance-458-transkit/

There is real attention to detail in your work. You should be very proud.