Dominik

ohhhh... ...very very nice .

the weathering Looks very good! well done...cool details. I like the idea with the changed sidepanel. and somebody has stolen the mirrors ! thieves everywhere...unbelievable there is one mistake on the kit, that i made too and another modeller told it to me as tip: the Fourgonnette had no turnsignals on the front quarter Panels. they used the same kit from the "stock dug", thats why the parts are inside. Take a look at the boxart that doesn't matter. your model Looks pretty good!

Thank you Scott

3-day-built? am i right? crazy guy...a kit that i must have. nice Color, stance, engine. like it Chuck!

for the next one Walter i glue clear parts with tamiya clear cote...no glue on the paint, parts or anything else on the finish line. i am expert by finish my models and one thing (like mirrors, headlights, wipers) always drop down on the body with glue on it...

never saw one built before. thanks for sharing - well done!

cool. like the wheels...

for the rims, try water colors and q-tip. you can try how to handle and wash it away if the result is bad. the paint must be more thick, dont take to much water. more paint, not much water. paint it black, let the Color dry. than take a q-tip to wipe the spokes and all encreases clear. you also can paint a clear cote after your happy with the result on the rims.

this is a coooooool ride! from the beginning till end - very impressive detailwork and ideas! Cool. now drive down to the galerie!

nice colors! looking forward for more

beautiful Steve. b e a u t i f u l.

this is cool. the second Picture look real with this Background.

Hi Don, one of my favorite cars all time - love it! All over, it Looks good to me. Red/White is very nice. Whats about Pictures from the engine? i agree with the trim. try BMF and you see, its amazing. sure, needs more work to handle it, but the result is it worth.

Engine looks good! like the details i buit mine long time ago, slammed it also - but with the stock wheels:

agree. perhaps the time between your basic paint and clear cote isn't long enough. I had the same problem couple weeks ago. i figured out, that the several layers of clear cote was to fast successively. though. take your time for the paintjob.

you choosed a good kit, going together pretty well. stock isn't boring. looking good so far.

well done. the color works with the interior. like the redwalls too. good job Jim.

beautiful color. looks really nice with all the chrome. like it!

Nice built Walter - red Porsche 911 always is a good choice. well done paintjob. if its allowed...you mounted the headlight lenses upside down. the thicker side must be up. perhaps you can turn them?

nice to see not the racing supra. Those wheels looking perfect on it. well done!

Thank you Steve. Now i know, where the mistake is. I trie to fix that Thank you Stephen, Terry

Nothing more i wanted - i am willing to accept that! But why must i leave this unanswered to have a deal? If you make "our" story official - o.k. i wanted to clear it like adults...but than you have to tell all the truth... i never attacked you (and familiy) personally, i let it rest there. but no problem to me, nothing i did not expect...words are said. to my writing - yes it is not 100% correct, i do my best. it doesn't matter to me its not my native language. and sorry for "b" or "p" - i confuse it always...i mean the way i say it. thats true.

58. "not perfect" balanced like Harry

amazing details on all of them.

nice looking el camino! clean and shiny.