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Great looking work on the BMF, nice work on the interior.

Killer work. Stock builds don't usually garner much interest for me but your work sure does. Well done, dig the license being off a bit. Was that on purpose or just luck? I think it adds to the realism.

Thanks Snake. I have another idea. One more intune to a pancake method of crushing a car, allowing for more detail be show. Too bad I don't have a Lincoln kit. Thanks for your suggestion. ? Edit: I found this, skip to the half way point.

? Thanks Dan. It's nothing but crumpled up tin foi,l a wheel/tire, some spare bits and lots of paint and weathering. Lol ? ? ? I did think of making a mold. The issue is the silicone would get into all the cracks and crevices, which would lock the part in the mold. ? Thanks for the interest and comment guys. I really appreciate them all.

WOW! What a super clean crisp build. Everything about it makes it a standout, great work!

Progress is progress. Keep at it.

Digging this.

Really great looking model, beautiful paint.

Fantastic build, you really knocked this out.

Great weathering, it looks like you had a blast.

Real nice looking Ferrari.

Great looking work.

Thanks guys. The more I look at this the more I relise to totally missed the mark on the size. A larger to scale version in the works.

Thanks Rick. It's just my spin on someone else's idea.

Thanks guys. ?

Good looking trio there Glen.

That thing is wicked, nice work on the hood hinge.

That makes me smile knowing it made you guys smile and laugh. Have a great weekend guys. Thanks for looking in and for all the comments.

My fastest build yet. I can't take any credit for the idea. Someone did a way better version then this, but I wanted to build something and not have the project to drag on. 30min build time whoo hoo I got something done. First build of 2019. I hope this puts a smile on your face.

Great interior work, love the colour.

Wicked build and execution.

Really great work on scribing the panel lines. Good decision to not spend time fixing the broken rims, seeing as they can be hidden up in the wheel wells.

Keep it coming.

Good progress Pat. I've pulled up a chair.

AWESOME!