Mike 1017

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I am looking for a 1:24th 1:25th woman sitting down. I have looked but I have not found one I want to have her being ejected from my 007 Aston Martin DB-5. Maybe I can perform surgery. Cut off her legs at the knees and re-attach into a sitting position. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Mike

In late 60's and into the 80's Earth Tone Colors were getting very popular Thank you for your comment Mike

I painted it with Splash Paints Tawny Gold, photo etched hood pins, seatbelts, Craft Paint for the interior. Shout Out to ybsluos {Mark} for the Air Grabber Hood. I had a lot of problems with final assembly. I couldn't do paint touch up because it is a Translucent Metallic. I may consider taking it apart and start over Mike

I have found plenty of 1:24th women standing. Maybe I could do some surgery. Chop of her legs at the knees and reposition them into a sitting position Mike

If the Jesse James Gang were still around back, then. Those Corvettes would have never reached their intended destinations. Thanks for sharing Mike

I am going to try having her being ejected from my James Bond DB-5. Mike

I am looking for this woman Thanks Mike

I have seen a few 1:48th B52, 1:32 WW1 Fighters and 1:28th Fighters. You are right they are huge

It looks fast standing still.

I went to the Smithsonian Air and Space, and it has the Friendship 7 Capsule Displayed. John Glenn was the bravest man ever. Mike

PERFECT !!!

Very nice

KOOL,KOOL, KOOL, VERY KOOL

Great looking build. The Sun is certainly a paint jobs best friend.

Bill is right about the hood. Even with the correct paint Metallics are the hardest to match up. You can wind up with hood that is too light or too dark All of the body parts need to be sprayed at the same time. Good Luck Mike

Very nice build. Any Bi-Wing Bombers in the future?

Great build

AMAZING. The racers back then were Crazy Brave

I LUV IT

KOOL. What door panels did you use? Power windows did not exist way back then.

A great tribute to a very important piece of Aviation History

Great looking car. I also LUV that engine

I LUV IT !!!! I see you used MAD Distributor. Did they start using larger gauge wire? Mike

Great build