David G.

That came out nice. Too bad it's difficult to see all the interior work you did on it. David G.

Thank you Hector. Thanks Dave... and a photo quote, wow David G.

Beautifully done! David G.

Looks great, nice paintwork! I just picked up one of these a couple of weeks ago. I'm thinkling about cracking into it. David G.

Top notch work! Love the added detail, everything looks fantastic. David G.

Thank you Yuri Thanks Donald Thanks Carl David G.

12PM is noon, I didn't think Sweden was far enough north for sunlight at midnight, but hey, I've never been there. David G.

I thought it was natural light it just looked a little unusual to me. I guess I'm just not used to midnight sun David G.

Nicely Done! David G.

Good color combination, looks nice. What did you use for lighting your photo? David G.

Excellent work! Not my particular cup of tea, but well done all the same. David G.

Thanks Michael. The exterior finish is actually metal of some sort- electroplated over styrene I presume. I did have some issues with masking the body for detail painting as the tape tended to pull off the dull coat finish on the metal. I cleaned up the damaged finish and re-sprayed it with Testors Dull Coat. Though not perfect, it helped out quite a bit. Thank you Geoff. David G.

Good call, and nicely done. David G.

Thank you Steve Wow I didn't know that there was a glue kit. Is it any more detailed than the snap kit? I also agree about the use of "iconic" but "paradigmatic" seemed a little pretentious and wouldn't have been entirely correct. Besides I don't use it that often. Thanks David, it was a little challenging deciding just how much detail would have been too much. David G.

Thanks Don, that's very kind of you. Thanks Rex, I'll have to check that out. Thank you Eric, I'm glad you like it. David G.

The Back To The Future DeLorean Time Machine. Aside from the Batmobile, one of the most iconic movie vehicles ever! I thought DeLoreans were cool from the moment that I first saw one so you can imagine what effect this movie had on the DeLorean's coolness factor. This is a Snap-Together kit by Polar Lights. It's not extremely detailed but the detail that is present serves to create the illusion of the movie car. I did have to do some shaving and tweaking to get the Quantum Flux Array to fit properly over the back of the car and mate with the rear panel under the back of the car. For the most part, though, pieces fit together as intended and little or no adhesive was required. For those who are interested, I did do a build thread that shows progress and a couple of minor modifications I made. As always, thanks for taking the time to look and please feel free to comment. David G.

I built one of these a few months ago, it's a fun kit. You're adding a bit more detail to yours than I did to mine- looks great so far. David G.

You're off to a good start. David G.

Nicely Done! David G.

Very cool! David G.

Looks great! David G.

Excellent work on the snow! David G.

Nicely done! David G.

Wow! Just Wow! David G.

Nicely done. David G.