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looks like HO, possibly N. I can't imagine fumbling with those today, never mind even seeing them!

Anyone notice this is a Used Car ... 2008 ... ? There have to be billions and billions of jokes out there ...

Not a big one for Hartford ... this was just normal winter ... my TR4A in 1969 ...

Thanks for the links, oh ...

Nice job on the TR3 ... you never lose it, building that is. I took a long break at 16 and started up again after 30 odd years. The cool part is there are kits pretty close to all the cars I owned in that time and it has been fun trying to build them all. Notable here is a TR4A that uses the TR3 as a base for the resin body. Here's a link to the build (not finished yet) if you're interested.

omg! Are we to guess what it is, or what it wants to be? LoL

and black smoke

I really like the look this is taking on!

This creature was prowling in the snow . !

Simply a spectacular build!

Very cool .. now it's stuttering for a little diorama to sit in

Really nice job, details and just the look!

I'm excited by what I'm seeing so far, but have to apologize for not being able to build after all I said during decision period. I'm on a real modeling break just due to me and no time lately. I had even acquired a Triumph GT6 and considered turbo on the Triumph 6, a Porsche 968 turbo ... but I know I won't be able to join in. I will be right here following closely.

That is a beauty. But I was only 12 in 1958 when I had those multi-piece thoughts .. heheh It's probably my "take the easy way out" mantra that has been driving me throughout my life and model building

Looks really good!

GM is still making trucks for the masses, no matter how ugly. Even under Fiat, RAM just gets design and isn't afraid to use it.

It was an amazing journey watching this some to be ... and the result is magnificent! Beautiful

Looking good .. I could use that this morning in the East.

WoW! Those are as close as anything I've seen for the wheels on my VW. One question ... how many wheels are there in a package? only two? and, these are the 1:1 wheels ... 4 lug is perfect, ordering ..

I need a set of wheels with holes like this to replicate some I had ... did you drill all those? and how did you register them evenly around the circle?

I've used my wife's Silhouette Cameo a few times and it works well on decals and thin plastic. I needed to make a dash panel for a TR4A build that had subtle curves and wood texture. I first scanned the resin dash board and used that for the outline in Photoshop. I then added some scanned wood and instruments. I printed a photo of the scanned wood with instruments to photo paper and used my wife's Silhouette Cameo cutter to cut the outline out. It took a couple days of figuring out how it works and the best way. I used the Print and Cut method ... printed and cut from the Silhouette. This was the shape I needed to cut ... Final result

It's good to see one of these getting built, mine is still waiting for me, and my son-in-law's 1:1 to get on the Pulled Pork wagon. At least I finished the day measuring the inside of his food wagon.

No matter what, you can't destroy the beauty of an XKE!

Beautiful lines on that roof!

Very cool, build of your first! ... the best building experience. Oh, the memories. The build of my first has been taking as long as it did to start in the winter.