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Very cool and certainly one of my favorite kits, love the body lines this car has!!

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Very cool stuff, thanks for sharing and welcome!!!

Hosted on Fotki Use this stuff, just dump the contents on a small bowl, dip the body in it and it's guaranteed to take anything off. Do not handle without gloves and don't worry, it will not attack the plastic!

Very cool man, that thing looks sinister!!

Very cool, nice inspiration since I am currently working on mine but with a slightly different twist. Cool color and application!!

Awesome work man!!!

Same thing here, I will be going out and buying one also!!

Insane brother, insane!!!!!

Hosted on Fotki Nothing abnormal with your kit Jay, I just decided to cover the holes on mine, I am not using the spotlights that come in the kit. Lines were lightly scribed starting with my scriber and finished off with the back of a #11 X-acto blade.

Thanks Doc, it's a 'Cuda and the color is Citrus Yellow Metallic from the Testor's Lacquer line of paints. Don't ask me why they call it yellow....

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Cool engines Alyn!!

Small details surely make a difference, very cool!!

Hang around Michael's for a while, they sell all types of small wires you can get creative with.

Very cool!!!

Very cool, terrific job!

For the bowl I mixed a little bit of Future floor wax and food coloring (yellow), dipped the bowl inside and then just hung it to dry. I will also be doing the same thing for the fuel lines which are transparent. The fuel pump does have very small pre-drilled holes on it, just make sure to start with the smallest drill bit you have to make them deeper and take your sweet time doing it.

That thing looks great Dave, very creative on your part!!