kruleworld

nice model i wonder why Tamiya haven't done one of these in 1/24?

nice detail. top notch model

good wheel choice. nice car and i love your photos, which are quite interesting too.

Looks good

made rear light panel and bumper

that's fab paint work

i love these, and yours is awesome.

nice, nice work. big thumbs up!

awesome!!!! i just cheated and got the diecast JB collection

fabulous job on both these. the 70 is a nice eye-searing green!

this iroc ROCKS! heh. nicely done

Nice work so far. I noticed the same issue with the wheel not fitting properly until i gave it enough force. i do recommend when you get to the taillight, cover the inside with chrome foil to reflect more light back through. If you're really 'into' Knight Rider, you can install a led scanner into it. Just for you Mm, the KR kit makes a good S&B3. one needs to fill in the front scanner. The real trick it to find the stock emblems.

it doesn't look too bad, once you have it on the workbench. unfortunately there's little choice when it comes to 1/25 scale. Your comparo photo is a model too, and looks too short. Just for giggles, here's my Ford Falcon police interceptor

Even though thinning the body wall for the tire wasn't enough, it still looks better that way. What kit is this?

That makes it look like Holden's small car, the torana

wow, that's something. you got a good metallic look

looks cool, a lot of custom body work here. i was expecting it to be black.

hmm.this is one case where the model looks better than the real thing...

This is just too whack to handle. nice work bro. only criticism is the paint could use a polish/clear coat, but not essential. For those who don't like the wheels, please admire the seriously cool modeling work

Looks like a decent beater. the torn trunk carpet is a nice touch. would like to see results.

cameras aren't cheap, so i'd suggest open the curtain and get some light on your subject. also take from further back if your camera doesn't have a macro setting (flower icon). It looks like you're doing a heap of work on your charger. cutting out the doors will weaken the body, so you'll need to reinforce the sills to compensate. I find cutting the doors is easy compared to building the entire door jamb (you have to do both door and body edges of the opening). what are you doing on the chassis? it looks like you're tubbing and removed the transmission tunnel?

Like everything, they have added a few steps because of one or two abusing the system. I suggest putting in a copy of the UPC should be sufficient if you don't want to cut up the box (they should know some of us collect the boxes too).

here is the completed interior I put the cab onto the chassis. inside view from the back put together

Dang. that's some thick resin

Since it's custom, i'd say go square to be different