Jonathan

LOL - like the "Buick" "port holes" I see all over the place around town.

Good luck finding either kit! I've had my eye out for both for a looong time. The do occasionally pop up on eBay, but usually for big bucks. I wish Tamiya would bring either (or both!) back. Maybe Santa is listening...

That's some impressive cuttin' and pastin' right there!

Wow! Awesome!

Nice! And a fellow Durhamite!

I was avoiding buying this kit ... then I saw your review and what you've done with it. *sigh*

Yep, always a favorite. Nice work!

That's pretty ...

^^ what he said! I admire what you guys are doing, and I too, will be planning to purchase.

1st generation Monogram Chevy S-10; any of the Moebuis Fords ...

That is beautiful! Would love to have a 1:1.

Sweet! Is this inspired by the Brooklands Special w/ the Right Hand Drive? Looking forward to seeing more - nice work on those wheels!

I am having trouble getting decent coverage - I have to make multiple passes. But the later passes tend to pull up the ink from the earlier passes, even though I've washed the parts thoroughly beforehand. And...getting a straight line seems to be a "challenge". I'm open to suggestions. Bob, I've seen your work and this does seem to work - at least for you. I've been trying the chisel tip - are all Sharpies ink, or is there some paint version out there?

So, I've read on several occasions in Scale Auto Mag, this site, and other locations, of people using Sharpie Markers to mark the trim on model car "glass". Am I doing something wrong? Is there some other type of Sharpie that I'm not aware of? I'm using the standard permanent markers that you see at office stores, Michaels, Wal-Mart, etc. Any help or advice would be appreciated! thanks!

Wow! Simply excellent!

That looks fantastic! My first car was an 1984 RX7. I purchased one just like it a few years ago ... a questionable decision, to be sure.

This is epic.

Bob, I'm sorry to hear about your Mother. There will be people on this forum thinking of you and yours and praying for your family's situation. And, I certainly look forward to seeing more of your model, as time allows, of course.

Once you paint the trim, I think it'll look great.

That's kind of exciting.

I've enjoyed watching your build! And yeah - there's still nothing quite like seeing one in real life!

THAT is on my list of cars that I really, really, really wish I could get my hands on!

A fun little kit. I'm sure I didn't do it justice, but it was fun to put together. Pardon the phone-quality photos.

Finished. I kind of gave up on this one. I lost two of the lights. But, it was fun and I think I'll try another one day.

Really looking forward to this. I gave the original kit a whirl in my youth back in the 80's and failed miserably. Like you said - it's an amazing kit.