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Very nice idea, and it's not challenging either.

Well, so much for avoiding the use of the styrene strips on the roof. Looks to me that it's the way to go. Pictures say a thousand words so thanks Cruz. The primer trick is outstanding.

I am kinda tired of seeing these skimpy and ugly tires on these new kits, specially the Revell brand. Anyone out there in the aftermarket world selling better ones, either resin or vinyl?

Incredibly beautiful build and super clean execution Cruz, love these cars.

Thought I lost this post, needed the information desperately. Why was it removed from the pinned area?

What base color did you use to get that pearl to look so good man? I have been told to use white but still can't seem to make it look this good, I mean, you can truly see the pearlish look on this car. How many coats of pearl white does it have? Did you airbrush it?

Has anyone heard of this or used this technique, I hear it's used a lot on seats for the interiors.

Come on brother, just because she chose the color doesn't mean she painted it and built it, that one ain't gonna fly. It's good to have a daddy that can build.....

As I said, show, don't just say, let the guys here be the judges.

The idea is not to create controversy, definitely not the intention here, I myself am not the greatest model builder but it is pretty basic to see that a metallic paint under the sun at this scale looks pretty bad. Compare pictures under a cloudy day vs a sunny day and you will see how much better the ones under the cloudy days will look.

No but any 1/25 is.

Yes they do, the Enzo looks a bit better but the colors? Don't know what possessed you to chose them.

Yes, they look awful, sorry, they do not look cool or correct.

As usual, great job on this, love the color you chose too. How did you foil those scripts? I tried doing mine and just couldn't do it.

Had a chance to see the article in the mag and it was very informative, thank you very much for sharing it with us. Harry is absolutely right about the panel line work you do for your builds, really makes this one stand out. I am still working on perfecting my skills with the panel lines but one thing you said that makes sense is how lightly you should scribe at the beginning. The red on red looks great and the contrasting of the colors really work even if they are the same and this is what makes it more challenging but you make it look easy. Can't wait to see what you will come up with next.

Dude, you should be the one building the models for the box art, they look much better. The paint on this thing is just absolutely perfect!

Cruz is at it again with yet another factory stock build and it's a beauty. Love the Studes! Best of all? Someone gave me the magazine for free.

Great work in progress, you got my attention!

This turned out so cool, the model just screams vintage all right. To tell you the truth, it actually looks better without the decals. The interior work you put into this kit is gorgeous, this thing belongs in the cover of the mag!

Ferraris or whatever, please show us some, I need some inspiration!

Some of mine too... Which issue did you get? The show event issue? What's on the cover?

There was an article that Cruz wrote for the mag not long ago, perhaps he can chime in and tell you about it. I will send him a PM....

I love everything about it man but the paint is just out of this world man. I just purchased the Micro Mesh set of polishing films, is that the one you own?

I was reading some old mags last night and thought about asking this question here. There are lots of cool looking covers and I do have a few favorites myself but I would like to ask, if you were to pick your favorite, which one would it be?

Gotta say the article on the Willys you wrote on paint is helping me out a lot, I have learned a few neat tricks just by reading it. I am amazed at how well the BMF looks on this build, looks real shiny and clean. What paint do you use for the black around the windows? The rear one turned out so good. Definitely would make another great cover shot for the mag!