Kanedge

Great job, the weathering is perfectly done to suit, it looks like it just came out from the paddocks. Sweet.

Very cool custom, great job.

Thanks mate. Initially I use a small drop of superglue to get it started and get it in place, then I run a line of Tamiya Extra Thin cement around it to mold it together. It's not easy (not for me, anyway) but I think it's worth the patience.

Pro Street is always cool.

Your builds are always absolutely outstanding and this is no different. Excellent work.

Got the interior finished last night, my favourite detail is the key and Ford keyring. It's amazing how photos can show up all the imperfections though. Thanks for looking.

Thanks for the very kind comments everyone. I know the engine isn't perfect and would never run, but the idea was that the intercooler at the front was instead the induction system for the turbos. I thought about having the front removable, but at that stage I had got too far into the build and it was getting out of hand, hence the reason it doesn't. The supercharger belt is made from Modellers seatbelt material. The turbo plumbing is solder and the connectors are made from blue heatshrink material, with signwriting vinyl for the straps and a photoetch nut. BMF would probably work but it didn't seem to stick as well. Once again, thanks everyone.

This is an amazing build and it is so big. Look forward to seeing more.

I have to agree with the above comment, the 36 Coupe is awesome. Nice collection for the year.

Wow some beautiful builds. My favourites are the 58 Thunderbird and the Art Deco Aero Coupe and Audi R8. Great work.

I could only imagine building all those in one year, especially to that quality. You have done very well. So far I've done two, trying to get my third done, but I don't think it will happen.

Even more great builds.

More great builds.

Nice builds.

Excellent job.

Love it, such a classic shape.

Excellent job, you have done well.

Beautiful, and I can't even decide which is my favourite. Awesome work.

Thanks for the comment. Here is the motor for you.

This one took me a long time to build, it just seemed to be jinxed paint wise. It went through numerous colours and failed attempts. It ended up being stripped so much that the plastic was starting to get brittle and break on me. I was just glad to get this one finished. Engine is from a funny car and it also has 19 inch Pegasus wheels. Thanks for looking.

Seems how I'm a newbie to this forum, I thought I would post up some of my recent builds. This one is one of my favourites, as I tried quite a few new things on it. I know the engine is not technically correct, but I don't build that way. I'll let the pictures do the talking. Thanks for looking.

Beautiful job, very neat and clean.

Well done, you captured the original very well.

Very cool and I definitely want to get one. These haven't even arrived in Australia yet. Great build.

Beautiful build.