Brizio

Thank you Bruce! Let me first finish it... Thank you Bill, The transporter born with two axle only. It was commissioned by Maserati for transport their Formula 1 cars. When Shelby bought it, they had to add a third axle, because of the weight of the cars. Thank you Jim, but three kits of the same cars is not to bad.

Impressive works!

Start to work on the interior of the transporter. Painted the interior and added the chrome trim.

186, 187 and 188... Thanks Ray!

On dash is in place. All three in place.

Sound a good plan! I always wonder why they make kits with "offroad stance" car when the car is not...

Yep had the same issues with it. The trailer is a mix of real ones, I modified mine like a Furehauf frome the end of the 60's. Added brake line etc. I needed only a piece of trailer so for me was a different story. Where the two piece of trailer come together you can add a pin in each side, will keep it straight. Here the link of mine: Trailer

Thank you Randy!

I have this kit and built the trailer. I built only the trailer for use on my K.I.T.T. diorama. I remember a little bit of confusion between the instructions and the part on the trees. Also a lot of poor fitting parts. Good luck!

Some more progress... Fire extinguisher. One dashbard done. All three done...

Lovely work John, as usual...

The dashes have the front part made out of a photo etch. When it is painted it is difficult see the instruments I made all the instrument bezel, painted and glued on the dash. All three dashes completed.

Coming along nicely! The interior looks great!

Thank you John! Thank you Bruce! Thank you Bob!

BB-8 and R2-D2 building the X-VWing Bug...

Thank you Carl! I hope IRA come back soon!

Some more progress... Glued the engine and transmission. All three chassis done.

Thank you Michael! I'm up for that!

Thank you Ray! Thank you Jonathan! Thank you JC!

Beautiful!

The X-VWing Bug done... It was superfun build it! Really enjoyed!

Thank you Gene!

Looking good!

Thank you Randy! Maybe I will finish it... Small progress on the Daytonas, weathered the engine and transmission.

Thank you JC! No, just learned doing it, like ride a bike... Thank you Bob!