Dominik

uhhhh....thats a wide Body

Wow!

well done!

stunning work. Looks very very clean!

Cool! I will follow your Progress, the same JF is waiting in the line

this is awesome! Your work on the engine is incredible! But why your WIP is not in the "on the workbench"-Section.?

i agree. I never built it as a Little red wagon. Nice to see one!

Like your camaro. especially your wheels! nice Job!

i agree. terrible movie . i watched it years ago as a friend of mine talked about builing this chevy. couldn't find the sense of the movie... You nailed it! like the Interieur. the onlypoint in my view is: i thought, the paint is darker...but that was in my mind...as older as you are...

Nice work Ash! ...yesturday i finished my SLR...a Picture before the "under glass" starts will follow when i am at home. now i am thinking about to throw another Cannonballer in the ring...but not sure, what i will take......Jaguar E-Type perhaps...or an Import-Riceburner...

Thank you very much! i appreciate your words.

Wow - beautiful!

Cool Corvette!

Thank you very much for your words. Ted, it is 1/24 Scale, Tamiya. take look at the writing under the first Picture

Here it is! And i missed it - thank you Mike, to give me the hint to your General. As you know, i am working on the same kit, with nearly the same modifikations...your early General looks reeeeeeeealy realy good to me. Great Job Buddy! Great Job!

Next in the row, the famous VW Käfer 1600 - 1966 Tamiya, 1/24, #24136 Nothing special, bought this one on ebay in this good condition. lucky hit. the only things i did was some fine tuning. lowering the front a little bit, completed the chromtrim and the rubber between body and fenders. here we go, worth to show it: Thats all

Hi, after a great misfortune and following time of "reading only" and built for my self as therapie, i will go back to our hobby and show you some models that i built during this hard time. I have to force myself...to find my motivation again, to show you, what i am doing... The first in the row: Chevrolet Camaro - 1969 Revell, 1/25, #85-2061 Based on the "Baldwin Motion" Camaro i was not pleased with the green and the rear wing. Didn't like it, so i painted it orange, let the wing fly and also renounced paint the rear white stripes. Also i removed all letterings. Interieur is simple black in black with added seat belts. Under the hood i added wirings, alternatorarm and dipsticks for engineoil and trans Outside painted with spraycan, BMF for trim, realy light washing on my alltimefavorite wheels. Some trouble with the decals on the frontend i sprayed clearcoat. I stripped sidepipes, corrected them, drilled them out and also put BMF over. Have fun! Thank you for the attention, comments always welcome

second part. while i am sick at home, i visited my parents - because with my hobbybox in my luggage so i worked some evenings without making any photos. i made a lot of mounting the body to take a look, how it fits. always had problems with the doors - the fitted terrible...the choice, to fix them open or closed came near by. the only thing i changed was to seperate the windschield and the rear window -> removed the middle part under the "T-Bar". second point was, to sand The protruding (? translator) parts of the windows on the pillars, that the door will close. in my case, there was no chance to put the windows in one part in. The doors did not want to close properly...but! After some decals and made the finish mounting of the windows and doors and pulled the body over the frame, glued it - i was wondering. The doors opened and closed realy good! not perfect, but way better than before. so i have the options, to show it opened or closed some pictuers - of course: to give it a lighter, used look, you can see the overspray under the body: the engnie became a washing with "AK engine grime": some work on the details and more dust it will turn on the finish line.

some coooool rides coming up! I have done the paintjob on my SLR. Couple weeks ago, i painted it silver and with some days (or weeks?) of drying, i painted it with a kind of "racelook": the blue color is called "taubenblau". the goal is, to give it a smooth used look of an old car ( old car...yunker) that the driver used for racetracks. no perfect paintjob - just practical the end justifies the means

i totally agree Niko!!!...or should i send you a new body for a change

Next was the work on the interieur, dashboard, seats... ...and completed all with selfmade seatbelts and steeringwheel: Thats all in the last two weeks i worked on it Next will be the paintjob.

Hahaaaa! i had trouble to get my pictures on our server...hope, it works to post them. I worked on the Frame... ...all "oob". some Testfits:

i agree your Point to built one. i never thought about it, to build one out of the "stock" beetle. looking Forward to your work Mike

sweet

Wow - yes, thats true. i'm a big big fan of the 58 Impala...my alltime favorite classic car. love it. Your paintjob - i was fine with the beautiful red! - is stunning. another WOW!