Dominik

Like the color. Nice and clean built Ron. like harry said, the letters on the trunk lid are green, also your sidemarker

Wow! Your paintjob is awesome! Over all, it looks very good.

Thank you very much - for all comments. I know about the terrible kit. But this was my challenge, to make it a cool ride. Was a grab out of my brothers shelf I like those old kits were doors / trunklids working. Dito! I hope, they make it with new tools.

Very nice cars on the lot. Like the scene!

Phoaha...thats a w e s o m e !!! Where can i find that beast in the gallery? Awesome!

Wow! What a beauty - you made a GREAT job on everything. Engine, interieur, paintjob....perfect!

Wow! Your colors are amazing - what a beauty!

Sounds good Jim! Your start looks good from my view. i am amused, that an "american boy" is building a british classic car - in the world of fullsize cars of SUVs it must be...funny, to park with a MG or Mini near a Tahoe... What kind of material is "brass strips"? it seams to me, like a part of thin aluminum. I made the same on a Chevy van with those hinges and it works till today. i think, you can make it.

Wow! Your engine, especially the exhaust is awesome!

Saw both in the Under Glass Section - they look great! Thanks everybody explain the colors they used in the show.

I cant remember, that my wheels looked so bad as yours...perhaps, you glued some parts wrong? I hope, you can fix it and please...lower them for a cool stance.

awesome! awesome! awesome!

both are really nice. Like them.

cooooooool bug The spotlight is a nice touch i like most. well done - like it!

cooooooool....but i think, i wont give him my classic car for restauration I like the second picture. so much stuff... awesome. Yout indoor shots are looking real!

very cool build chuck! love it!

Thanks for that tip! you made a good and detailed progress on your Impala. great work Chris!

awesome paintjob!

Thanks for comments! I think, this kombi will be a "neverending" progress. some stuff i will complete time to time...think about a roofreck, some stuff on it, another set of wheels,... Patrick - i hope, you have the new tooled Revell and not the same as Hasegawa was. Enjoy them, they are cool. Steven! A rusted out diorama was my first way to build but my motivation had a different thoughts... Mike, i will read your Wip. I saw, you changed the rear window. i missed that! Thanks again buddies for comments Chris, thank you for congrats to the world cup. it was awesome and unbelievable...it was hard teamwork.

x2 - awesome!

Thank you very much!

Coooooool....how did you make those graffitti? The same i planed with a trailer, but have no idear, how to paint it. A nice detail is the scratching on the rear windows. cool.

cool. i will follow your progress. this jag is on my wishlist and its interesting for me, how it is to build. The color is just right on it! Good job Matt.

thats right. i build one loooooong time ago, as it came to the stores. i alway like if somebody take a rare kit to build them...not only to collect and lay in the shelf... You made a good job so far! Like, what i see and the color is a classic 90's...not seen often, but true. Look at this: VW Corrado colors

i agree. i am still working on a General too...but,... yes...but i am working with the mpc new released kit. hardcore, not so easy to handle like the Revell. Thats planed next time... i will watch your progress.