David G.

My '77 AMX Hornet had those wheels, I'd like to get a set of them. I bought a promo of the '77 Hornet hatchback that I plan to use to make a replica of my old AMX Hornet and those wheels are one of the top items on my parts list. I've been trying to work out a way to make them myself, but... David G.

Love the added detail! David G.

Looks good so far, love the steering wheel. David G.

Thanks Stephen,I'm going to try to make some time to work on it today. We'll see how that goes. David G.

Excellent work! David G.

Thank you Dan. David G.

I hope that things are not as bad as they sound. My thoughts and prayers are with Harry and his family. David G.

Nicely done! David G.

Very nice! David G.

Looks fantastic! David G.

Beautifully done! David G.

Nice rescue! David G.

Very well done! A nice clean, solid build. David G.

Thank you Bo. David G.

It took you a while to catch that one Sam. Being a stickler for details, I really do appreciate when people take the time to share an observation. Thank you. I think some of the government or other official vehicles had them though. This one could pass for such. In any event, I like the plate there and I do believe that I recall seeing one on rare occasion back in the day. So it stays. Thanks, David G

Yeah, mine too Jeff. Thank you. David G.

I thought about that but I couldn't come up with a good way to make it work. I doubt anybody would see them any way. ...dang it! I should have just said "Yeah, I did that, you just can't see them in the picture." Thanks for your comment Bob David G.

Nicely done! Love the color. David G.

A little progress: Over the past couple weeks I've been able to get a bit of work done as time and energy have permitted. I did some detail painting on the engine bay (inner fender well?) panels and knocked it together with the interior for a test fit. I built a 6-volt battery. Using the 12-volt battery that was in the kit, I filed off the six filler caps, sanded down some styrene rod to a proper looking diameter, drilled three appropriate sized holes then glued the rod into them and filed the the new filler caps level. The caps are colored with a red Sharpie. This is a test fit of the interior and engine bay panels. Looks like I'll have make some adjustments. Thanks for looking, and as always, please feel free to comment. David G.

Hello Niko. Thanks, I'm glad you like it. I bought the tires at the Desert Scale Classic a couple of years ago, they were packaged as a set of four tires. I think they were originally meant to be off-road truck tires, but I'm not certain. Here's a close up of the remaining two tires that may help you identify them to track down a set. Thanks again, David G.

Thank you Mark. David G.

Nicely Done! David G.

Looks Great! solid work. David G.

Nicely Done! David G.

The color variations were something created by the manufacturer to sell more units and had nothing to do with the Ghost Busters movies or cartoons, or anything else that I know of. I would probably (prolly) never build a pink Batmobile or a yellow and blue USS Enterprise, there are those who would, and that's fine. I'm just not one of them. I have nothing against "Diversity", I'm a stickler for "real life". David G.