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Beautiful build as always bro. Did the wheels come with the kit and if so, did you paint them?

You are a badass modeler bro, what else can I say.

Wow Cruz, as usual, this is a beauty, you couldn't pick better rims and tires for this thing. Do you have pictures of the engine?

Darn it, do you have a picture of the cover?

Cruz, why fix something that's not broken? You are very well known for your awesome paint jobs, you don't need those thick and dangerous urethanes, just keep doing what you're doing and save yourself the hassle and your money. Jimmy, no disrespect but yes, your lines are there of course but sorry, they are completely full of clear, there is really no detail left on your panel lines.. Looks nice, just too "syrupie".

Very nice, setting and photography turned out awesome.

Awesome build my friend and what makes it better is that it wasn't painted in the same old shade of Italian Red. I love the engine but that interior looks really cool. I missed picking up the issue but will go through ebay to get my copy.

I had the opportunity to attend the Mid-Atlantic NNL last week and saw this beauty on one of the tables. When done correctly, it truly is an amazing kit. Is it 100% correct? Who cares?

This is very nice and a rare subject at that.

That's exactly what I say too, the diversity in your subjects is phenomenal though I think you really shine with your Muscle Car subjects! Congratulations on the current cover shot of the magazine this month, I really enjoy your mag write ups and projects.

Wow, fantastic build as usual from you my friend. I have a friend that still has the original real car in great shape, he purchased his in '84. I am sure that when I show him this one he will be asking you to build one for him, he has 5 of those kits unbuilt and has been looking for someone to build one for him.

I don't know guys, I took the liberty of posting the same pictures but using the Sublime Green images from the links and I definitely see big differences on the body. I think that the black in conjunction with the vinyl top on the black model kind of creates a better contrast and keeps the errors of the lines to a minimum. Bad picture or not, this body is not correct, there are still a lot of issues.

Thanks again for this Cruz, great tutorial and one that works.

That roof looks perfect, what did you use? Tape or something?

Dude, don't tease us and get it done, would love to see you build one. When you say "scribe" the line on the wheel opening, how do you go around doing that?

Really cool build Cruz, looks intimidating in that color.

I have to agree with Kevin, no way a car at this scale looks better under the sun, Metallics at this scale will always be too big. You can always try a really sunny day but you must always defuse the light enough so that metallics may look right.

Awesome job on a simple kit, thanks for the BMF lesson, they should paste it here to the tips, tricks and tutorials section.

Another classic from the Cruz Garage! Great color!

This thing just looks too real man!

Dude, this is just stunning man, looks so freaking real it ain't funny.

Wow! Did I tell you that you are a talented builder? This thing looks like it can run if you fed just a little gas in them stacks! Is it a resin kit? Whose?

That's a good question. so, would the IP address be the only thing an admin can see? Can he pinpoint a location like GPS equipment or something through the IP?

Any shots of the chassis? I am planning on doing one of these soon!

Great job and nicely chosen colors.