Modelbuilder Mark

Beautiful work sir!

Good to know. I had not given these kits much consideration over concerns about quality.

Makes me think of this IMC. I wonder if there is shared tooling at all.

Some very cool eye candy, thanks for sharing.

Hmm, available since August huh... I am wondering if production is still in China, or if they moved it to Europe.

Cool rendition!

Looking extremely good. Your hard work is paying off.

Looking really good.

Very nicely done

LOL, true.

I have to just add my 3 cents here, and you can feel free to be like my wife, and completely disregard it if you want. A few things to consider... First, sometimes folks on this forum view posts on other devices than a computer, and without a proper keyboard typing something may not be the best option at that moment. I still want to be able to give people kudos or encouragement, even if I can't type something out. Some folks are simply not as "chatty" as others. There are a lot of members here that have been here a long time, and despite frequently logging in, have a fraction of content that others have. They may be no less interested in the hobby than you or I, and certainly of no less value than any other member because they do not type as much. To those that are against the reaction options, do tell me, have you never flipped someone the bird, given a friend a high five, or given someone a thumbs up for that sweet ride their in? Those are "reactions" in non-verbal communication. Was it because at THAT moment, it just seemed the most appropriate thing to do? How is that different? To me, not "liking" the reaction buttons is fine, but calling someone lazy for using it, or basically insulting those that use them, is just one more way of saying that someone that uses it is "wrong", and "THEY" must have a problem. Why not appreciate that person that took the time to like all 10 of your pictures rather than complain about them? At least acknowledged that they took the time to look at all your pictures, and maybe all 10 DID appeal to them, and they wanted you to know. Take it as the "good will" that it intended, and move along. it comes across very much like the "cool" kids laughing at someone who is actually inspired by them. I see people here who's skills and models I respect, but sometimes the responses and treatment of others is just downright ugly. Most of us come here for what we have in common, a model place to share ideas, inspiration, support etc. but lately, it is laden with tons of snarky responses, comments that are clearly discouraging, or comments about why the "other person's way" of doing something is wrong, or just down right discouraging. Don't we all get enough of that carp in the "real world" already? I know I do.

Cool project, ready to follow.

That looks REALLY really nice. Super clean build.

VERY sharp

My brother had both a grand national, and non GN, both were cool cars. Have fun!

I am in Phoenix, and mine has not arrived, although I believe others in the same city have. It gets here when it gets here, such is the lot with periodical mailings.

Wow, what a project to take on. Should be great

Cool so far! Ready to follow along.

Really sharp

That looks great! How did you get that windhsield to look so clear? Is it vaccuformed?

WOW, that is such a great project and your work is very impressive.

You are certainly welcome Bruce! You had some really great models on display. I did indeed capture several pics of your 2000GT, it was a great looking model. Albeit debated, it's lines were the inspiration for the new Supra, which as you can see by my avatar I am a fan. I will not make it to the Omaha show, but do plan on attending the Texas Nationals, and the final GSL that same year. At the rate I am building, I will not likely have anything ready though. LOL I will try to make it a point to meet more folks and say hello.

Fantastic! I cannot believe it is out, and in someone's hands, yet there is very little marketing around here in the states.

very well articulated..

Cool project!