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I use a lot on my models and work props Perfect Plastic Putty. Superfine, doesn't smell, and dry very quick.

little but a lot of fun as project! Thank you James. Is not that small! Thank you James!

Just finished this fun project. This Vespa was 3d printed in one piece. I cut the fork/handlebar so now is free to move, new hexhaust, drilled headlight and replaced with clear lens, added brake/clutch levers, mirror, added choke/gas levers, redesign the seat and added a hook, removed the one piece kickstand and made a working one. I have a short video on instagram that show this Vespa: Vespa Video

I spray the primer on body. I did not decide if paint it like the boxart, or a different color. I like the green color...

I start a collaboration with Aoshima, and they send me this kit to build. The kit is in 1/24 scale, and it's super nice, no falshing, the parts fit perfectly. Last year I built the Aventador, also made by Aoshima and designed by LB★Works. That's why I say that these kits are very nice designed and fun to build. The kit can be built without painting it, since the casting is nice. In fact they offer the possibility to use waterslide decals or sticker. Also the car height can be adjusted, altough slammed looks great! here the kit, planning to build it stock.

Painted the main parts, stil need to add some small deatils, levels, mirror, etc.. Drilled out the headlight, will find one to put in.

For sure Vespa are fun! I built the lego vespa the same year it came out. But modified to resemble my '59. Vespa

This one is a "quick" project. The Vespa is 3D printed in one piece. I'm going to cut the fork, handlebar so they are free to move. And will add few deatils here and there.

Looks a great start!

Time consuming for sure. Thank you David!

Agree on the metallic finish. The polar Lights had a good finish, probably the only one that offer that result. I had the Polar kit, but gave to a kid. I'm not so much worry on applying it, I put the camouflage decals on this Lamborghini in 1/32 scale. https://www.instagram.com/p/C0wKKQXRkFc/?img_index=3

It is, very well designed.

The kit is not pre-painted, so I'm going to paint it. Or better, I'm thiking to do the BMF trick, but paint the front end. Thank you!

Finally I start this build! All the piece went together beautifully. Aoshima perfectioned the assembly like none. Also keeping in mind that the parts have no flashing or other material to clean. Here the rolling chassis.

Thank you Gary!

Looking good!!! Great cabinet too!!!

Great details, looking good!

Thank you Jeff!

More progress, motor and all the hydraulic are in place. Checking the movement of the top part. Soon I will paint it.

Something fun to build for sure. Thank you Jeff!

Here a project that should keep me busy for few days. It is an interesting trailer made by RM Johnson. why 1/64 scale? I had already the tires and wheels . I was considering to build it in 1/24 scale, but the size, since I would like to make a diorama with it, I opted for 1/64. First thing, I did a classic reseacrh on it, to find manuals, brochures etc... I draw very quickly a what it could loooks like, at least the frame or chassis part, just to have an idea about the dimension. The trailer taking shape. The top part of the crusher, and will be free to move/pose.

No worries. Funny because the other day I was looking a this kit, and going trough all the parts to see what what I still need to do on it. The dashboard came with the kit, altough it looks like it was casted in resin. I bought this kit in 2016 and was brand new, I mean the box was sealed. I open it to add Ron's photo, I also went trough all the parts to check them out. I remember that the dash was inside the box. But I could mistake it from when I got it last a the Ron's auction. When I was looking for buy it in 2016, I saw different Aoshima Legacy kits, some had different parts, wheels and accessories, also they rebox it. Maybe in some they add a LHR dash. The dash looks great, with all the details, and fit perfect.

Update on the two Land Rover, now they are in their new forever home in the UK. Couldn't ask a better place for them. The night before delivery.

It's a working horse, ex military. Thanks Donato! Thank you Chris! I had to ask a lot of people about the engine, because even the Santana did not have this model. Likely the conversion was a easy fix. Thank you James! He had a great stories! Thank you Les! That's what started me building the red one. Stumble one of Fred video and fell in love with the man! Than kyou Chuck! Thank you Jeff!

Thank you Larry! It was a fun paint job for sure!