David G.

Excellent looking Porsche, lots of great looking detail! Nice job on the post-race weathering. David G,

Great work on the Impala! So many good things going on here it's tough to pick just one to comment on. David G.

There's a lot of work in a kit like that, all of it nicely done. I know what you mean about the weather. We should hardly complain about the weather in Phoenix, but it seems that lately any time I had a chance to shoot some paint it was cold, windy and rainy. You must paint on your patio like I do. Again, great work on the Porsche! It looks like a challenging but satisfying kit to build. David G.

A good alternate take. Nicely done! David G.

The whole chassis assembly looks great! Nice work on the interior. David G.

That's a bummer but at least it wasn't the final clear coat. David G.

Excellent idea with the rotor. The suspension is looking great! David G.

Fabulous paint! David G.

The shocks look great but the wheels came out even better. David G.

Looks great from every angle! David G.

Hello Everybody! While it may seem that recently most of my attention has been focused on my Corvette Project, that's merely a diversion. I've been slowly plugging away on the Lambo, quietly working on fit, finish and finalization. One of the key elements that was weighing heavily on my thoughts is the chin spoiler. It just didn't mate up with the front fender flares in any appealing manner whatsoever. So in the midst of all the other little bits I've been working on wrapping up, I've been intermittently building and blending the spoiler to correct that issue. And I think I finally got it! It's not perfect but it is a darned sight better than what I started out with. Yeah, much better! I'd say it's ready for paint! As always, thanks for taking the time to look and please feel free to post a comment. Thanks, David G.

Hello Everybody! I have a little more progress to post on the Corvette, so... Here it is! I masked the chassis and painted it with flat black and Duplicolor Medium Quasar Metallic. Which is the color I've chosen for the body. This blue was painted over gray primer but I'm going to do some spoon tests with both silver and black base colors before I shoot the body. Here are the engine and chassis mated. Yeah, it's not much but progress is progress. I'm glad I did the spoon test. The main color I'm using is DupliColor Medium Quasar Metallic and I wanted to try it over a couple of basecoats. The spoon on the left is the topcoat over Duplicolor Basic Gloss Silver. The center is the topcoat over Tamiya gray primer and the spoon on the right is sprayed over DupliColor Basic Gloss Black. Though I like the richness of the blue over black, I feel that this combination is a little too dark for the size of this model. It's not bad over straight primer but the silver gives the blue just a bit more lift than the primer. Unfortunately, the extra pop doesn't show that well on camera. As always, thanks for stopping by for a look and please feel free to comment. David G.

The body mods look cool so far. I like your idea for the paint and glass. The wheels and stance look good too. David G.

It looks good in black. I like the Batmobile idea, maybe add some dark gray Bat logos. Sort of ghost 'em in? David G.

You have lots of good eye candy going on there! David G.

Good color choice, excellent detailing, nice solid looking build! David G.

The foil looks nice and smooth. It's all coming together quite nicely. David G.

Your version of the front suspension is a vast improvement over what the kit provides. I mean, obviously that's the idea but it's often the littlest details that make the biggest difference. Great lyric quote BTW! David G.

Hello Everybody! I've been making progress on the Corvette. I'm calling the engine (such as it is) done. There aren't a lot of details to work with and I didn't really want to go through the time and effort to add any. Reconfiguring the mismatched seam on the oil pan was quite enough effort for this build, thank you. So this is what I was able to get done with some detail painting and a quick blackwash. The updates should be coming more quickly now as I make time to edit the photos. As always, please like, comment and subscri... Oops, sorry. Wrong platform! Thanks for taking the time to look and please feel free to comment. David G.

Thanks for posting the photos Csaba. I was wondering how you did the dashboard conversion. On the Aoshima version, it looks like most of the factory gauges were cast in place and the time equipment was a separate part. On the Polar Lights version I built, the time equipment is all cast into the dash and would be difficult to remove and replace with the proper gauges and features. Even as it was, the Polar Lights version I built had a rather simple interior and I felt the need to make some improvements to add a little visual interest. Yours came out great! David G.

That's some good looking paint. David G.

The engine paint looks great, as does the fan. David G.

Wow Jim, you're giving this kit more love than it was ever intended to have, that's quite a list! Isn't it amazing how once we dive into these builds they can seem to take on a life of their own? Sometimes it's just best to let the project take its own course. David G.

That's a great looking engine plate, it certainly does the job. David G.

So far, so good. Best of luck with the rest of the build. I can't wait to see where you go with it. David G.