bobthehobbyguy

Looking good. The label is a nice touch. Looking forward to final pictures.

Nice work.

Nice job. I've done the nova and the mustang and have had issues with getting the chassis and frame secured to the body. You might want to get the interior glued to the body and then the chassis to the interior. will be watching for more.

Nice save. Never fun when a build has an unexpected surprise. But it feels good when you can work around a problem.

Nice job.

Nice job. Very clean. Hope you do more hot rods in the future.

Interesting.

Cool idea. Can't say I've ever seen a monster fire truck. Like to see more.

Fixs look good so far. Glad you were able to solve it. Looking forward to more.

Nice job. Any more details.

Nicely done.

Love it. Nice work.

Its taking shape nicely.

Glad you are back. Looking good. All is well in the world John is back at the bench.

Nice job.

A4 this point I would modify the tinwork. I think it would be the easiest fix and from the pictures fuel coupe funny car the blower looks like it is in the same spot. And yes on test fitting and mock ups I've been bit by the same bug a few times.

Do a search site:modelcarsmag.com charlie allen the fifth item down is a biuld by fuel coupe he made his own tinwork and his engine sits where yours does

Very nice. What was the source of the rims?

Looks great.

Nice work. Always like to see scratchbuilding done this nicely.

Any updates?

At minimum not having done the hats makes it pretty hard to figure out a price. This is either total lack of business sense or just running a scam. Although crowding funding isn't without risk it forces the person to have a business plan and know what the costs will be and the people funding the project know what they will get. Side note on the hats that drawing looks like it would work well for the ball caps and shirts with the photo image. Don't se it being done with embroidery.

Nicely done.

I think he forgot his meds again. Wonder how long before ebay pulls it.

Nice work. Welcome aboard.