David G.

Spectacular! It could pass for the real thing. David G.

It's nice to see this one on the board again. Amazing work thus far! David G.

Also one of my favorite movie cars! You're off to a good start. I think it's cool that as model builders, we are more concerned about the accuracy of this car than the movie producers and directors were when they made the movie! David G.

Nicely done! David G.

Fantastic work! David G.

Excellent work so far, great improvement on the engine! David G.

Great weathering! David G.

Excellent! David G.

Fabulous work! David G.

...or macaroni. David G.

Spectacular work, well done! David G.

Congratulations! David G.

That gives one a pretty good idea of the size of the ship model. David G.

Great looking build! David G.

Beautiful work, excellent subject! David G.

Excellent conversions! David G.

Best wishes for a rapid recovery. David G.

That is sweet! David G.

Smooth and Deadly! Great looking Merc. David G.

Looks fantastic, excellent work! David G.

Looking good. For the chassis paint issue, I suggest masking off the engine and exhaust and shoot it with some Dull Coat. This kit's a little fiddly, but if one takes time picking out the details, it does build into a decent looking model. I'm working on converting one back into a hearse. It's a long, slow process and I got stalled by a couple of issues I don't yet have the skill to address. But seeing yours makes me want to start on mine again. David G.

Looks great with the silver flames! David G.

Love the weathering and all the little details. David G.

Looks Great! David G.

Another minor update... Custom floor mats! I made them from gasket material and used my printer to make the "embroidery". Again, thanks for lookin' David G.