dino246gt

Nice kit, except for the chrome headlights, here's my interior and the car: Enjoy your build!

Nicely done! Cool project!

Wow! This is a fantastic build of a really cool real car! Nice work, looks great!

What a cool '62! Looks great and was a blast to follow you on the build, thanks for sharing now what's next???

Nice project and great work! Keep going and keep posting, I love seeing this one come together!

Great looking garage! Yes this kit is a pleasure to build, here's my finished engine: Cheers and keep posting pictures of your progress! (I made mine into a Series 2 body, but kept the modern engine because it IS such a pleasure of a kit)

I'm really diggin' all these Eldos being built on here right now! Makes me want to do one now! Have fun and keep posting progress pictures for us all to enjoy along with you! Cheers!

Yeah, organized chaos! LOL

Here's my interior colour scheme, Tamiya "Racing White" which is really an off-white, with black flocking and Tamiya "Nato Black" accents. A friend of my wife took a few pictures of me at work on it! Cheers.

Looks fantastic! Mobius pickups have multiple sets of mirrors, I have extras if you want some? Also Revell Land Rover 109 kit has extra sets. Let me know and I'll bring some or we can meet up anytime?? Dennis

I'm sure it'll be awesome! Love it in black and burgundy is a great compliment for the interior! Nice little 312 in there too!

1: Kit door cards, I've already cut the long side parts to leave the rear portion separate from these. 2: Stock dashboard. 3: I cut off the binnacle, added one from "spare parts" and drilled for some more modern HVAC vents. 4: Made up a little console, with cup holders, added a touch screen and modified the door cars with arm rests, removed window cranks and made little power window switches from little squares and added a styrene strip to connect the upper and lower door card raised areas.

1: I decided to use these seats, from this kit! LOL 2: Here's the basic interior as it is, I'll need a level floor for the Mustang seats. 3: Level floor accomplished.

I mixed up a color, I wanted a silvery-blue, so here's the first shot:

WOW! I love it! Can't wait to see more of this exciting project!

I'm diggin' it! It's looking great!

Great looking '55! Nice colours and great build!

Coming together nicely! I like what you're doing!

Great start! Can't wait to see more, I love those '40s!

Since that lower panel I made was curved out in the center, it seemed to sag, so: 1: I made a tiny piece of styrene to build it up, NO putty. 2: Here is that piece glued on. 3: Now it looks much better, more level across. (grille not glued, will be perfectly spaced one painted and glued, and I use the word "perfectly" loosely!) LOL

WOW! Truly amazing, really thought that was a real pickup, WOW!

That does look very realistic!

Looks great, very realistic!

Cool!

Very cool! Love all the accessories and weathering, nice build!