Reeves Racing

Its perfect Mark (still needs a heat shield for the alternator though) lol

Very nice paint. And the wheels and stagger look awesome.

Everything is gorgeous Mark. I think you will need a heat shield for the alternator from the muffler. Sitting a red light idling with no air flow through the alt... it might overheat and melt the windings or the regulator. lol.

I bought a few parts from that guy several years back. He was always the south end of a north bound horse to me. Desperation will sometime make you do business with people wouldn't want to admit you even know.

Great job, good colors.

Great job. I think this kit isn't near as bad as its been made out to be.

Gorgeous car

Great looking Cougar. Very nice paint work.

I don't think this kit is as bad as its reputation. The worst part of the kit is the wheels and tires. If you use some from the parts box it transforms the kit. The kit wheels and tires have terrible detail. And Molotow chrome sprayed with an airbrush is one of the best things to happen to our hobby.

Looks like Snoop Dogg and a some of his friends are in that car.

Great job, you had to have some BIG BALL bearings to drive that baby.

Nice work, I just picked this kit up myself. You give me some good reference. Thanks!

LOLOLOL Thanks guys.

Thanks for the props guys.

Gorgeous, too bad you have the front wheels on the back and vice versa.

I deleted the forward slash on the second set of imgs in the [brackets] I thought it might make the pictures show in the post but I guess not...

"But all the Jag could see were my SIX tail lights" .... Jan's Vette had custom mods i.e. an extra pair of tail lights added. Nice work on your models. Great paint on the Jag. I like making sets too. I did the two cars from the movie "Rush" and a set of four cars from the movie "Ford vs Ferrari" and also the two rail dragsters from "More American Graffiti" the Hunt Bros factory dragster and Milner's home made dragster. Then if you build Bob Glidden's prostock you have to build Lee Shepherd's too.

Thanks guys

You are correct, they are the Revell reboxes. I had Testors on the brain. I have the DVD. There are also some good documentaries on Netflix right now.

Lots of work on this by my standards. Its not a perfectly clean build but then again neither was the real car. Mobeus kit with modified Revell Thunderbolt top, Lots of parts box and resin pieces, It was a challenge and It was rough in places but it sure was fun. I enjoyed building the model almost as much as the real car.

Thanks guys,

That's just cool.

Great job.

I know I'm late to the party, but this is my homage to the movie Ford vs Ferrari. The Ferrari 330 P4 is a Fujimi kit built around 11 to 12 years ago. It has a PE trans kit but otherwise box stock. Not my best work with the glass. The La Mans GT40 #1 is a rebuild. It is a Testers rebox of Fujimi originally built is as Dan Gurney's 12 hours of Sebring #2 car 18 years ago. I recently disassembled it and stripped and repainted it using Indy Cals decals. The 24 Hours of Daytona #98 car is one i recently found on eBay. It is also a Testers rebox of the Fujimi kit and I used a trans kit to change the hood, move the gas cap and make the bump on the right front fender to allow for the transition at speed to the steep banking at Daytona. The #98 289 Cobra is based loosely on the car featured in the movie. While the car existed in real life, the scenes in the movie are not quite historically accurate regarding the race shown and details of the car. I used some googled reference of the real car and a lot of reference from the movie. I included the dents in the trunk lid and broken wind screen with tape on it. I found those scenes entertaining and wanted to include them on my model. The kit is AMTs 289 Cobra with some parts from the Revell 427 Cobra kit and the parts box for other parts and decals.

Great job with the decals, the bumpers and the grill all look painted on. Terrific.