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Please keep going and provide more information: printer, feed stock, etc. Looks to be a great project.

Very well done, and exceptionally original.

Great work on an ambitious project!

Very nice build of a very poor kit!

Black can be a real challenge but these look beautiful!

Good stuff and I so envy your self-discipline finishing this many.

Great subject and excellent build!

This would not be an easy car to modify and have it look feasible. You have done a great job, especially with the details.

Maybe stock builds like yours and Mr. Geary's are why I only build crazy customs! Just beautiful. And I really like your diorama setting.

Simply an excellent build!

Yup, a lot of work.

Imagination! Love it! How hard was it to fit the Viper? Minimal graphics, please - don't hide the panels!

And the kit engine appears to be a 60 degree V, not the 90 it should be.

I have one of these kits, and I was intending to copy the engine for other uses. But it is clear from the photos that this kit engine is way too narrow, much like the seats. So I glued mine together and filled it with Bondo so I can split and widen it allowing my Lamborghini Webers to fit. May be a Chevy SB intake manifold would work . . . ? Thanks for the footnote, Mr. Engwer! And I should have said before, beautiful job on the body and paint, Mr. Bacon!

Pix:

The Bora (and Merak, I think) carbs were: four Weber 42 DCNF downdraught carbs.

Now that is a well-done model engine! Would some thick paint or a high-fill automotive primer help with the places the 3d printing layered grain stands out?

Exceptional - just a superb model car!

And here is a supercharger (Ford Coyote Mustang) that would work well.

Here's a 225 with a blower. I love Google Images.

Very good!

Looking very good!

Great design work!

The Lindberg Dodge 330 had a decent slant six.

I think Tamiya did a full detail kit of this gen RX7