edward smith

Amazing work, I see the embossing powder works better than the flocking which I think it's always out of scale, Think about this, if you were to make this car 25 times bigger, it would have a shaggy, 1970sh kind of carpet look to it had you decided to use the flocking. Additionally, if you look at the carpeting in real cars, they are not "hairy". Great job!

Awesome build!

Well, I must commend you again for a job well done, the best job of this kit I have ever seen specially on the BMF. Wish I had those skills my friend.

What an incredible build my friend, just can't imagine myself working with so much foil in a model. Not that the photos are bad but you should get this thing professionally photographed and displayed on a real car magazine, see how many people you can fool!

Very unique build, I know I am responding to some old threads here, I just joined the forum and am amazed at some of you guys in here!

Very nice work, always good to see cars being built out of originals.

Fantastic work!

Hi there fellas, my name is Edward Smith, I just joined this forum and I must say there is a lot of talent here. Hope to share with you guys, I am more of a collector myself, don't do too much building but would like to know if some of you sell your completed models.

Really stunning piece of work, your paintjob is absolutely flawless down to the way you even did your panel lines which is not easy to accomplish when painting a model white. You know, I see a number of modelers adding numerous details to their models, to me, a clean and professionally painted model is much better to admire.