David G.

Excellent as always Wayne! I especially like the heat damage/rust on the exhaust baffle. David G.

OK, Danno, (and any one else who cares to comment) here's a question. My 1966 Batmobile snap kit came from the manufacturer with the body pre-painted. Among other things, I detail painted the chassis, foiled the chrome bits, made custom rocket tubes for the rear deck. and put it all together. Is it eligible for entry in the DSC or any other show? Edit: Here's a picture. David G.

Well Done! David G.

Thanks everybody! David G.

The Robot is done! I even made a power pack. Thanks for lookin' David G.

Time to give it some mass and weight. Looking good! David G.

Very Cool! David G.

What's a Henway? Oh, about six pounds. Yeah, it's an old joke. David G.

Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing it. David G.

Great Start! David G.

Well done, I especially like the water damage and stains on the walls. David G.

Excellent warbird Joe! David G.

Love the added details Wayne! David G.

More progress on the Robot. When assembled, there were gaps between the torso halves that needed filled. I also had to file down and replace the two vertical, stamped gussets on each side. Regards, David G.

Hey Joe! Sounds like if I post a picture, I'm in. So here's the picture... Initial primer and clean-up on the Lost in Space B-9 Robot kit. More later, thanks for looking!

Cool! David G.

Great work! I especially love the frame detail. David G.

I'm working on the Lost in Space B-9 Robot. I'll see if I can post some pictures today. David G.

Mind-blowing detail! David G.

Excellent detail and nice rust work. David G.

If you take the teardrop things off the sides, it's actually a decent bubblecar. David G.

Awesome detail painting! David G.

I think you're doing great! Please keep posting, I enjoy following your progress. David G.

WOW! That's cool! David G.

Wow! Amazing detail. David G.