Brizio

Lovely color! Great job!

Looks good so far!

Slowly slowly back on the Bee... I made the new brake pedal for this car. Also the clutch pedal will be the same...

Great job on both! Love those old style dragster!

Thanks guys!!! I had the same idea after finished it, to take it for a run!

Very sweet!!! Love the color combo!

Thank you!

Thanks guys! I'm glad you like it! @Disabled Modeler, Yes it is! You can build this kit in 3 way: Stock, Dune Buggy and Service. The Service had the half cab and a sweet snow plow! But it is funny that on the box the Service Station has a soft top and a big bumper only, but in the instructions has a half cab (with working doors!!!) and snow plow...

Another one on the shelf! I had a lot of fun building it straight out of the box... It required a lot of patience because of all the paint works... Fortunately came out the sun the last few days, so it helps to dry the paint better! Enjoy the pics... Thank you for looking!

I will take more pics soon, also about the engine compartment.

Thank you! Finally I'm done with it. I had a lot of fun and it is kind of a miracle for me, see a model done in around 10 days... ;D Also if it is straight out of the box required a lot of works, above all for paint the body. Like I said I didn't used the white stripes for the body, because the decals were so old, and fragile, so I preferred to paint all the stripes. But I used the number and the two sponsor decals, that they are still working pretty good, and unfortunately they shown their age... But I think it is not to bad... Soon I'll take more and better pics...

The kit has also a tool box, I think it is supposed to go with the "Service", one of the 3 way to build this kit. But I think it would bee col also on the Dune Buggy, just in case... You know "It is a Jeep things"... So painted, and decided to put those MPC decals, that I never know what to do with it...

Love it!!! Great job!

Thank you! I shoot two hand of clear gloss this morning, and also painted the seat.

Those are the tires that I'm talking about! Let me know.!

Great job!!!

Great job in both!

Great looking truck!!!

I'm having some trouble with my camera, (download problem) as soon I fix it, I'll take more pics.

Looks great!!! If you want try other tires I have some Super Swamper TSL Bogger, and Interco Trxus M/T.

Thank you!!! There is a lot of work to be done... Now I need to finish the Dune Buggy, and after I can come back ona the Bee...

Yep, the same kit! You can build it stock, the buggy and "service" that has the snow plow. About the engine, I'll build this kit straight out of the box, so I'm using the V6 with the 4-BBL. If I will chose another engine, off course i would prefer on it a AMC, maybe a 401... Next kit... Thank you guys for looking!

That's AWESOME!!!

Thanks guys! @Harry P., El Destructo Inc., the broom is for clean the car... :lol: You'll see later when I have more progress about it. @Marc @ MPC Motorsports, the turbos diameter is around 0,3 inch, so it is in scale. Thanks for looking!

After consulting my brother I decide to build a guitar, that will go inside the car. Yes, it is paper... Also a broom... It is not done yet. Need a red string. I couldn't find rims for it in that size, so I toke the center part out from a smaller rim, and put on a Willys-Jeep rims that fit perfect in those tires. Probably it is not correct, like the one used on the original car, but I think looks good... Now it is a T-Bee, where T stand for Turbocharged... Why Turbo??? Because the first car I drove had a turbo engine... So much fun with it!!! :D This is not a great pics for see the body, but I painted it in gold. After I start to work on the engine, and it toke a lot... Before I converted the carburetors engine to fuel injected, after I played with the turbos and all the tubing and stuff the turbos needed... Made fit the V8 with the turbocharged system was kind of stressful, because there aren't space on the side of the engine without cut the fenders. I find out thet relocating the radiator, was helpful for have space for all... I hope soon have more info about it!