SpikeSchumacher

Looking really sharp!

Very nice, Bill!

Thanks Stuart! The seat belts are actually adhesive backed material that need to be cut to width, and then threaded through the PE buckles. If I actually had any hair on my head, I would have pulled it out on several occasions. 🤣

That is very cool, Bill!

Cool idea.

Coming along nicely. Welcome back!

Nicely done, Tim! What a beautiful color.

Very nice! Cool color.

Just finished this one up this morning. My first attempt at one of this manufacturers kits. Very pleased with it. Color is Splash Paints Selenite Grey, topped with Mr. Hobby Super Clear. Cheers, Mathias

Hi Dennis, I think this is very good. I like the color combo and the wheels. Any chance you might iron out the "issues" and eventually finish it?

Those are all very nicely done Enzo!

That's pretty cool, Brian! I like the big red wheels on it. 👍👍

Another nice one from you, Bob. As said above, you almost always seem to pull these potential disasters back from the edge with luck (or maybe it's sheer determination? 😉). Very well done!

Welcome to the forum, Liam! Build whatever you want, they way you want to build it!

To me, the painting/finishing stage can be the most frustrating (when it goes wrong), yet also satisfying (when it goes right) of building model cars. BMF really is a chore, same principle as above. 🤣 I may try spraying Molotow chrome next time... Cheers, Mathias

Hi Calvin, coming along nicely. For the decals I would recommend using very warm water, it also helps the Tamiya decals conform better when applying them. I use one of those electric coffee mug warmers with a small dish of water (and a drop or two of dish soap). For a plastic that is that shiny and smooth out of the box you will definitely want to scuff it up for better primer/paint adhesion. 600 grit should do nicely. Cheers, Mathias

Very well done Chris!

Very nice Craig!

Excellent job on this Ken!

What a beast! Very nicely done Pierre.

That's super sharp Zack. 👍👍

That's really nice Ken! I like that red color a LOT.

Really nice build David.

Welcome Simo! As they say, "each model is just practice for the next one...". 😉 Keep up the nice work!

That is very nicely done Stuart!