Modelbuilder Mark

Best of that I have ever seen.

Noce work Jonathan!

Very nice, now if only they had the left hand drive in the box.

Very cool. Looking forward to more.

any progress on the car itself?

impressive resolution.

I continue to be amazed at how small you can get your detail while still maintaining detail.

Thank you!

cool story, thx for sharing

some very cool stuff in here! Here is a recent slump buster from a recent 24 hour challenge.

i would be interested in 1/25 versions :-)

Well sir, your "little corner of the world" is very well set up for the space you have. really enjoying seeing folks benches

Thanks for sharing that. I was unaware of that kit completely. I have been a fan of the Trident badge since the early 70s "My Maserati does 185..." At any rate, where did you pick up this "kit" again? And what did you use to strip the paint without damage to the metal? Purple pond?

AK-Interactive products are great. Recenlty, I rcvd a link that allowed you to get one "sample" copy of their digital publication (not the book listed above), and I can tell you it is a step by step instruction type of format. If the book is in the same vein, it will be VERY useful.

I like the theme here.

I think the color looks great. Very nice.

Very nice. I suspect this is what you were working on when there were a lot of posts on aother thread regarding tire color on these old cars?

@DON You get around! LOL yeah, they are the folks at Hobby Depot are good people for sure. Please, even tho most folks may not know it, they are 1:1 car people two, and he and his wife met racing cars.

Some very cool benches for sure. I too agree that the lighting situation seems to be harder to satisfy the older I get. Here is my space. unbuilt kits are in the closet, and in stacked to the left just outside of the pictures

1.Hobby Depot 2.216 W Southern Ave Tempe, AZ 85282 3. Specializes in all types of plastic models and accessories as well as aftermarket supplies. One of the largest selections of enamel and acrylic paints, tools, and modeling materials in Arizona. They also have trains, model rockets and slot cars and lots of buildig materials such as plastruct, brass sheet etc. 4.www.thehobbydepot.com/‎

THanks Everyone. Espo, these grills I grabbed from an old grill parts pack.

They are, cool subjects. Looks like you are off to a good start.

Very sharp.

Exceptional job. Very nice indeed. I really enjoy the fact that you rpaint job is very clean and clear without being too thick and out of scale.

shaping up nicely.