David G.

Excellent paint and detail, that's one beautiful Jag! David G.

Nicely done! It is a bit of a fiddly kit but it does build up well. Yours looks great. David G.

Excellent weathering! Even the tires and wheels, which are sometimes missed by builders. David G.

Dang! 😮 That's impressively cool! David G.

That top end is coming together nicely Daniel. David G.

Best of luck with that glass John, that looks like a pretty challenging scratch. Have you considered a replacement? That bumper is shaping up quite nicely though. How do you plan to replace or touch-up the chrome? David G.

Nice work on the carriage light lens David! I'm amazed how useful Sharpie pens have become to me in model building. There was once a time when "serious" model builders scoffed at the use of such "unserious" tools. I don't recall if you've named the driver figure yet but I'm guessing it it wouldn't be Ol' Longshanks! Seeing how you sectioned that lower left leg makes me think it was way out of proportion to the other. Like the figure was sculpted to fit a certain application rather than just sculpted as a figure. Nice update though, I'm really enjoying following this build. David G.

Great work beating that chassis into shape Jim! David G.

Great idea for the floor pan Steve! Getting the floors painted and flocked is always tricky with those tub-style interiors. Nice work on the front suspension too. David G.

I hope you feel better soon! David G.

The fuel tank looks great! It does remind one of a condenser with that pigtail on it though David G.

Thank you Keith. David G.

Wow David! So many tiny parts with this one, it looks like they all came together well enough. I especially like the steering wheel and carriage lamps. I'm gratified that you've found my suggestion useful, it seems like it should work out rather well. David G.

Wow Bruce! That engine looks like the real thing. It'll be awesome with the color scheme you're planning. David G.

That is some next-level work there Len! It looks like it will be well worth the effort, especially compared to what Revell gave you to work with. David G.

Day-am Daniel! That is some of the most impressive micro metal magic I think I've ever seen! Kudos to you Sir! David G.

An excellent solution Jim! David G.

Great work on this John! The engine bay and interior look great, I love all the extra detail you're throwing at this. David G.

Hello Everybody! After taking a few days off to spend the holiday with family and friends, I'm back to "work". I made this little crate for Jack to stand on. It looks like the fun has begun! This is the last of the structural bits being added, mainly the wing flaps and one errant landing gear door and the left prop. Here's a quick shot of the flaps installed. This angle the prop and all the removeable hatches and covers in place. Also a test fit of the canopies. I'm hoping to have this one wrapped up by year's end and it looks like I might just make it. As always, Thanks for taking the time to look and please feel free to post any comments you may have. David G.

Thank you Dan. Yes it does seem to be a bit on the large side. Do you have any photos of the one you're working on? If so, I'd love to see them. Thanks, =D-

Thank you very much Carl. =D-

Nice progress on this Chris! I'm sure you need some hobby-ing to help step away from the other matters. If only for a time, it helps. David G.

Nice photos, it looks like you're planning a diorama. David G.

That looks like an easy fix Carl. It looks like you opened up the air gaps between the louvers too. ...unless it came that way. Certainly worth the efforts on both points. Thank you very much for sharing these images Ken. They will certainly come in very useful in my research. =D-

Thank you for your kind comment John. Thank you very much David. I actually wanted to build this one, in part to sharpen my black paint skills. I'm anticipating two builds where I'll need such skills, a 1959 Cadillac hearse and Green Hornet's Black Beauty. Thank you both, David G.