martinfan5

I use to love watching all those types of shows, going to back to the TNN days, but the few times I have watched them, the ones that are SpeedTv, to its almost like the entire show is one long commerical, I know the products are given to the shows to be plugged. They are just not the same, I just can not place it, and to be honest, I forgot all about the shows that are on Spike Tv

I find that if I just work on one build, I get bored with it, and then that leads to wanting to get it done faster, and that leads to a build that is not done right, or sloppy .

Casey, very well said, its almost the same as trying to pass a diecast off as a model, two you things you should never do, claim all scratch built or claim a diecast was a kit.

This a trailer, that I scratch built, the only parts that I did not make, the wheels/tires and the photo etch door and compartment handles, ok I used foil, and line o tape. I made the trailer out of ever green sheet styrene Not flaming the OP at all, he did a good a job, just used the wrong wording

Very nice, great job

Ok so is it a real driver or a fantasy build ?, if its real dont tell me the driver, I want to see if I can guess

Today, I got my F430 repainted, I started masking off my mustang so I can start doing the striping, I am stripping two bodys, repainting two more.

I see a tbird, I want to say challenger, and a NASCAR chevy lumina

If I spent less time on here, I might get more done , but need to have something to do while waiting for the paint to dry

Nice to see you back, the BMW turned out very nice I have no idea about the race car CBP, and if thats going to take off or not

By the way, you type really well for a 7 month old

3-4, I say thats not enough, I have three builds I am working on, and I now just started to repaint four builds I have. I find that with more builds I have , well with in reason, I take my time on all of them, so I get better results, I have I guess you can call it a OCD thing about kits, once I start it, I have this thing to get it finished as soon as possible, and thats all I will focus on in my model building.

Thanks , here is the chassis complete And might as well update on the F430, here it is

I like that, looks really good so far

Getting a little bit more done, The front suspension is done Here are the brakes, just need to apply the brake decals and here it sits on all fours I have a few things left do on the chassis, then I am going to start getting the body painted

Just like Shane, not old enough yet to really care for or have nostalgia, but I guess I could say part of the 90's,and 2000's , think back to all the fun I had, and some of the bad things, I think about one of the jobs I had that I loved, and the people I got to work with.

I have two of these to build, but I have the stock wheels and tires to use, good job so for, looking good

Its from the days of parachute pants and big hair bands, not that I really remember it all that well

Mark, dumb question, well I have a few, but only asking one, what scale is this kit? I dont recall seeing it posted, but I might of missed if it was

Very nice

Its a shame to not be able to see this one finished

Just got done getting white back on the mustang , pic soon

That looks like a real piece of junk , great job so far

I would mock the interior sides up, so you know how wide to make it