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These van's, this style is crazy and you have done a awesome job replicating that in scale.

^Look at those pant's!!! haha. Us youngster's just don't get to see cool stuff like that these day's, that's why I love vintage picture's. Some really nice work in here guy's.

I love it!!!!

That look's really good, stance and wheel's look perfect. Paint work look's great also.

Like a true artist using one subject to come up with many different final product's.....this is insane, in a good way of coarse. I have to say the blue one is my favorite, you really did a good job on the bodywork.

That look's awesome, I love the car and decal's/color's. How come it alway's seem's like the roll cage's are out of scale on 1/43's? I keep scrolling back up to look at this thing, very nice job as usual.

Not really my subject or scale, but then that's the beauty of this web site. I really like the car and the color you used is perfect. Nice job

No doubt, those cossie's are nasty machine's. I would love to own one.

Your right I have never seen one in scale, look's really cool.

That thing look's really cool, It has held up very nice over the year's.

I have been wanting this kit for a while now, I knew nothing of Ayrton Senna(not really a open wheel fan) until ESPN did a program on him and it was very interesting. I am not sure why you can't just sand the clear part's just like you would any other plastic piece? I alway's start by washing my pieces with warm water and some dish soap, that get's the residue off, then a light sand and primer as you have mentioned. Good luck, look's awesome so far.

Quite impressive work, I love the use of metalic shades and all the detail painting. I am working on a Tamiya Ducati currently and they are a absolute dream kit's to work with.

OH MY WOW!!! Richard this is so amazing I am speechless, you are truly a master of your craft.

As everyone else has said, very cool and the base bring's it over the top....no pun intended.

I can't stand Mustang's...there ugly and most owner's think they are so much cooler than they really are. There now I stated my stupid opinion that didn't have a thing to do with the OP. Back to the topic at hand though, yes a scale kit of this would be really nice, I would swap the wheel's and slam it on the ground.

My Dad had a '81 Turbo black on black many year's ago. I remember riding to the baby sitter's in it and sliding all over in the snow, guess that's when he decided to let it go....dang kid's ruin everything haha. I hope to build a replica of it for him some day.

Really nice work, I think you need to hang around and build some more plastic kit's for a while.

Wow love the wip shot's, quite impressive. I might not have been able to see all them body mod's through, but I am glad you did. Again awesome and very unique build.

That is one wicked looking hot rod there, but the garage diorama might be one of the most realistic scenes I have ever seen. The partially opened garage door is such a nice touch. I will be heading over to the dio section for a better look.

Interesting you decided to put the engine in the rear like the orginal air cooled's, though it make's sense with this type of race car. You did a awesome job building this kit, the body mod's all look really good and the driver figure is a real nice touch.

You did a real nice job on this car, the paint work/decal's and over all build is very clean. I was confused when I saw your screen name because it was so much like Niko's...haha now I know why. I got my Dad involved in my hobby, he doesn't build ,but he goes to show's and check's out everyone's build on here with me...it is definately special to be able to share that with my father.

Look's awesome Bill, I really like this car and it's nice to see a "different" classic funny car built

Tommy I like your style, but you very well know that by now. I may be wrong James ,but I believe those hub's are made by Tommy, the wheel's on his build's alway's draw me in.

Those brake's alone are a work of art, the little emergency brake caliper is the first I have seen on a model kit. I believe the handle's are there ,but the reflection has hid them Doug.

Cool video thank's for sharing.