Edward Gore

Very good paint work on this. I like the subtle color changes in the steel.

That looks like it was a lot of fun. Cool little flying ride!

cool kit, nice job.

Nice! Watching how this develops with paint.

Outstanding composition of parts! And the paint and weathering looks very realistic.

A video, Yes!

Outstanding finish!

I love this kit! So much potential.

Unclescott58, Cool kit! Little Timmy, Convincing marble effect.

Nice! .... And it actually runs? That's Rad!

That's a cool little model!

oh man, that looks like fun

I'll be checkin this out as well

Michael Myers almost complete. Just wanted to post this on Halloween night, (UTC-7)‎. more pictures, maybe tonight or later.... Thanks for looking.

Good job on this and I like the added plants.

Thanks for the link, Amar2300. Another company that 3D prints figures and accessories in 1/24 is: http://www.modernarmies-in-miniatures.de/

That's looking great! Are those really lit up with LED or is it just the photo?

In a rush to assemble and finish this model I didn't notice the slight warpidge of the cab shell part and the alignment issue with the bed. The front/right fender area is warped so slightly that I didn't see it until after it was assembled. The rear bed misalignment was due to how the rear/right leaf spring sits on top of the rear axle. I carefully removed the rear axle from the leaf spring, ok. Then I was pulling out the floor part from the cab and it sort of exploded. Luckily every thing landed on the bench top and on my lap so no damage. I just pulled on the magic part and it all just disassembled itself very, very rapidly.

This is Rad! Where do I order one from?

Nice!

All I got is this short video because it at a show for a while. After it gets back home I'll get more pictures ... if you still want to see them...

Next update is the lights, front lights lenses, and tail light casted blocks. The reflective head light parabolas are painted with Molotow liquid chrome. The four lense parts are clear resin. The front are convex and the backs are concave, man these guys don't miss the details. The tail light blocks are also clear resin. They fit flush on the outside but have huge gaps around the edges. They are also left and right, top and bottom. This was discovered by dry fitting first. I painted the backs of these with the Molotow pens then masked off the little, reverse light, rectangles and painted the outside with clear red acrylic.

Thank you for the compliment. Thanks, Zoom Zoom! The interwebs are my friend for things like this. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks, Chris! I appreciate the compliment. I haven't seen one build like this yet either. Thank you for the compliment. Thanks, Ashman!

Haha, I actually bought that Revell kit. So, maybe... Thanks, Dave Really, a former Hyundai employee? Awesome, thanks for checking in and for your comment. I hope the "loading guys" had spotters Totally Thanks, Tom