Novinky

Neuling
Your diorama deserve more photos.

Thomas E. Autor
Thank you! But today is time for crafting ... sweet banana!

gorby
As requested, this is a link to my soil experiment album. 🙂
Using real soil for dioramas | Album by gorby

gorby
Very interesting examples so far Thomas.

Kesa Tiho
Wow you actually delivered. Thanks for the instructions on how to do it

gorby Autor
Thanks Kesa, I've been meaning to do this for a while.

Christoph Kunz
WOW, that's entertainig to read. 👍
Please more "buildlogs" like this. 🙂

Spanjaard
very interesting information, and delivered in gorby style, even better

gorby Autor
Thanks very much Christoph & Spanjaard. 🙂

Neuling
Looks like the real thing ...... 🙂

gorby Autor
Thanks Neuling, there's a very good reason it looks like the real thing...... 😄 😄

Mel
Looks really good! Theres no soil like real soil 🙂
Once i needed soil on a sunday... well... since then my plant pots are now officially called "model building accessories"

Shar Dipree
Many thanks for sharing! Great experiment with fantastic result. 👍

John Hughes
Different granularities for different scales? Would the finer grade make good desert sand if coloured? Did you wear a bowler hat and insist on being called Fred whilst sieving?

gorby Autor
😄 😄 😄
Thanks mates. Hope it's helped someone.
You could be right John, although I'm far from an expert in soil as living in Coventry, most of it is imprisoned beneath concrete. Sieving it fine enough to pass as sand would be a bit of a pain in the rear end though. Personally I have better things to be doing with my time. Oh hang on, I haven't have I? 😳

Hans-Jürgen Haag
Thanks for sharing! Great idea 💡👍👍😍

gorby Autor
Thanks Hans. 🙂

Thomas E.
Very instructive! You are encouraging me to make a project "soil and diorama". By the way: I've bought "Vietnam acrylic ground", because I cannot find red soils in Germany. It was easy to process, but after 24 hours it was still shiny ... so I had to use my watercolor box from schooldays.

gorby Autor
Adding paint to the soil/PVA worked quite well although I only tried it with black. Maybe reddy brown paint would work for the red soil.

Thomas E.
Thank you, I'll try this.

Spanjaard
you can also airbruah the soil after is placed in the base. the same that you can airbrush the vegetation 😉

Thomas E.
Thanks to Gorby and Spanjaard. Very helpful advices, because I'm planning a diorama of the training ground of the Chiba tank school in the 40ies. So there will be the opportunity to try it out.

Thomas E.
Dear gorby, would you set a link of your soil experiments to my project/album "soil ...", please. Thank you Tom

gorby Autor
No problem Thomas. I've done as requested. 🙂

Thomas E.
thx t.

Yury
Very neat work, congratulations! 素晴らしい！

Gerald
👍

Spanjaard
truck? I am curious what you do with it

Rod -
Maybe there is some mold release still on the plastic. Instructions often say to wash parts. I never do and never have had trouble but I guess it's possible?.

Spanjaard
MS K did that already 😉 see picture 1

Rod -
Lol ok... so its not that.

Martin Oostrom
That's a bummer

Goldman
Strange. Never had such issue with Italeri truck panels before. Don't think it is ABS - try to glue some sprue bits with Tamiya Extra Thin. I don't think this glue will work on anything that is not styrene. Never used Gaia primer - only using Mr. Surfacer and Mr. Priming Surfacer. Is the Gaia primer lacquer or acrylic? Not sure if you have already did it but try to scuff the panels with Tamiya 3000 or 2000 grit sanding sponge (or similar) before priming. Another idea worth trying is to clean the panel with IPA - maybe the release agent Italeri used don't come off easily with just water and soap.

Alexander Grivonev
Truck with upgrade? I am so in...

MS K Autor
Oh no guys, this time it's just a straight build...
@Goldman - Yeah As you said, it doesn't seem to be ABS, and I sanded it and used a lacquer surfacer, but strangely the paint didn't stick. Washing with IPA is a good tip, thanks.

Bozzer
Late to the party! Apologies, work has taken over my life 🙁
I'm definitely in for the duration, on this one!

Bozzer
The paint is definitely your issue. Most of my trucks are painted with Tamiya paint. I've never had much luck with model air paint. AK doesn't work for me either. I find it best to use a primer, the lads have already pointed out the best, but I've also used Tamiya primer from a rattle can, as well as decanted. However, I've also used both Tamiya and Mr Colour, straight onto the plastic. Some colours over here, are hard to match, so I go to the automotive store and get the colour I want, and also the matching primer. Again, I decant these into a glass jar, and I leave the lid loose, to allow the gasses to fully disperse from the paint. After a day, I simply add a little cellulose thinner and then mix it up, and airbrush it.

Michael Kohl
Following

Rui S
I'm in 😎

Goldman
Interesting pattern! Can wait to see it assembled

Goldman
Custom decals - that's new. Really nice design. Looks like a huge amount of work

Goldman
Great idea scribing the part numbers. I used a POSCA marker to write them (usually the last digit is enough) but it is too easy to erase the POSCA marks by just handling the parts.

Goldman
Bummer with the fuel tank. I think all metallic paints are hard to mask. Sometimes it works most times you get these (unwanted but very realistic) "chipping" effect.
For fuel tanks I gave up "proper" metallic and just use Mr. Hobby Silver C8. It is not a metallic paint but it looks very good and very durable. Got this tip from Jan Rosecky excellent book "The Complete Guide to Truck Modelling"

Michael Kohl
When you sand for gloss, don't you have difficulties that when sanding red areas in your instance, the dust ruins the white surfaces?

Andre Louis
I guess he used a top layer of clear gloss which was sanded and then polished. So, effectively the colors are protected by the clear coat

MS K Autor
@Andre - Yeah, that's correct. I had clear coated twice before sanding. 🙂
@Michael - And in that case, you can erase it by gently wiping it with a compound.

Michael Kohl
Ah. Thanks for the inside. I understood that you sanded the colors to prepare them for a clear coat. Hence my question. Now it's clear to me.

Bozzer
@Michael.
;) Clear to me! That made me chuckle, probably too much 🙂

Martin Grafeneder
Amazing Work 👍

bughunter
Very clean impressive work 👍

Goldman
Italeri do have this kinds of stupid random errors in its kits. Annoying, but since Italeri is the only company that still offers European plastic moulded kits of trucks I guess beggars can't be choosers.
I *think* that there is no clear decal film between the lettering for the tyres to improve appearance. It will be almost impossible to hide the clear film on the rubber tyres. Not sure that having separate letters is the best solution. If you want I think MBM sells PE templates to airbrush the words on tyres.

MS K Autor
@Goldman - I'm ok without it. I don't care anymore. hahaha!!! Thanks bro~ 😄

Spanjaard
if the decals are still in the sheet (misaligned but there) its easy to scan, convert to vectors, align, make masks in vinyl and try to paint them with mask 😉 and if decals are gone, well, MS K knows how to vector them, and has the cutter already available 😉

Spanjaard
i see your post now, problem solved 😄 😄

MS K Autor
@Spanjaard - I thought about making my own decals, but I was too lazy to change the toner to print white. LOL
And since the base color of the self-made decal shows through a lot, it is better to avoid attaching it on top of a dark color. 😉

Spanjaard
i did not say anything about making decals, but masking to airbrush the missing decals 😉

Bozzer
I'm loving what I'm seeing.
Honestly, my expectations were high, but you've done this "stock build" with the right amount of cheeky adaptations. It's not a clever, "this is what you do", it's more of a, "this is the correct way, to make it better"
And like all your other builds I've followed, the MS touch, is fully endorsed 🙂

Christian W
Super build so far! Attention and hopefully you can fix it: your licensplate at the front belongs to the rear. At the front you only have one round sticker after the letters UL (it's the city of Ulm in Baden Württemberg). The upper *round* sticker is from the TÜV (Technical Inspection Association), which means a road safety inspection. It's attached to the back.
If there were a hexagonal sticker (AU - emission test), the license plate would be for the front. But since 2010, hexagonal stickers have no longer been used.

MS K Autor
@Bozzer - Your compliments made me feel good. 😉
@Christian W - Really? I didn't know license plates had that kind of meaning.
I just picked a pretty one and stuck it on without thinking much about it.
I guess I'll have to change the front and back later or cover it with another decal, thanks for the clarification.

Robert Podkoński
Fantastic work!

Goldman
Amazing model! Beautiful color combination and overall outstanding build

Andre Louis
Congratulations! Truly an amazing model.

Rui S
Another Great build log and Beautiful model. As always 👍

István Szücs
Goddamn, it's beautiful! Awesome result!

Michael Kohl
Thank you for an enjoyable ride. Nice model too.

MS K Autor
Thanks everyone~ I'm always grateful for your support and encouragement 😄

Bozzer
The question is..
Will this be your last truck, or the first of many?
But seriously, considering you were out of your comfort zone, did you enjoy building your beast?

MS K Autor
It was too big and the outer shell was divided, so there was not enough workbench space.
There were many times when it was difficult because there were no instructions on the attachment location or assembly order in the manual, and it was very stressful because the paint did not adhere well.
However, I think the assembly was quite fun.
And I want to make an Actros Grand Prix Edition and decorate it side by side. 😛

Neuling
Very beautiful model!

Bozzer
MS, you gotta get yourself a Revell 359 Peterbilt. Those build up, beautiful. I'm not sure about availability in your country, but they're still popular on the website.

Bozzer
That's a nice looking colour. Can't wait to see it finished.

Kesa Tiho
FINALLY!!! THE GODS HAVE BLESSED US!!!

Jennifer Franklin
Oh, very nice, those pieces will fit!!!

Jakko ‌
"Removing seams from roadwheels the Jakko way." Thanks for the shout-out 🙂

Though TBH, I find it takes about as long as clamping the wheel in a vice and scraping the seam down — the lathe is less effort but not really a timesaver, IMHO. Could be that's down to my lack of lathing skills, though.

Ben M Autor
It took a long time but it's fun. Not every day I get to use a lathe.

Lorraine Lin
Wow! Tanks and cafe girls😁

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Ben M Autor
As the kit is missing many parts, l will try 3d printing / scratchbuilding the missing parts. My resin printer isn't a very good one so it can be hard to get things to print correctly.

Jakko ‌
Quick tip: you don't need to take photos of your screen — press ⇧⌘4 instead 🙂

Ben M Autor
There is a lot of work to do to remove the supports. I did a quick and dirty pass on one side and it fits perfectly!

I scaled running gear and tracks from a 1:56 stl by 175% to get to 1:32 and it fits properly.

Ben M Autor
I got the tracks from here: cults3d.com/en/3d-mo..early-prod-july-1941

Jennifer Franklin
Very neat, love the 3D printing.

Ben M Autor
Jakko: Youtube Video

🙂 🙂 🙂

Ben M Autor
All missing parts 3d printed by upscaling from 1:56 to 1:32. Suspension and tracks won't be glued on til after painting. Same with radio antenna as I'll just break it off if I add it now.

Marcin Dudek
👀 Wathing

Rui S
I see you manage to do 3d printing 😮 lucky you. The tracks and bogies look wonderful 👍

Jennifer Franklin
Pretty soon, with 3D printing, the only limit will be our imagination.

Jakko ‌
That, and the time and effort you want to put into learning how to use the software and the printer … Both of which are what's kept me from wanting to do this myself 🙂

Ben M Autor
Got kind of an acceptable gloss pink outcome. Respect to the car builders I see on here who put down perfect gloss coats!

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Ben M Autor
Painting the one part track and suspension takes a lot. I have literally worn out one brush so far, scrubbing in all the nooks and crannies.

gorby
Pink tank! Got to follow this build. 😄

Ben M Autor
This is more fun than painting everything green.

gorby
Nice. I like the military issue picnic blankets as well. 🙂

Mark Sherwood
Like it, like it. Down to the leopard print blanket. Aerosmiths Pink is now my earworm. 🤘🥸👍

Jakko ‌
Can I downvote that for mentioning that godawful song? 🙂

Mark Sherwood
Oh, I don't know it has a certain resonance too it. 🤘🥸🤟😅🖖

Jakko ‌
That's part of my problem with it 😛 I don't like it AND it sticks in your head …

Mark Sherwood
Welcome to my earworm along with The Bird is the Word (thank you Family Guy 😫😵😵‍💫) I do find playing Motorhead at extreme volume seems to help. . . . . Pardon? 🤟🥸🤘

Ben M Autor
I would have better off filling the holes for mounting the tools and cutting the pins off of them.

Lebloge
I really want a cotton candy... 😛
@ Mark : Listening to Motörhead at extreme volume helps with everything...don't forget "Lemmy is god" 😄 🤘🏻

Marcin Dudek
Impressive build 👍

Robert Podkoński
Pefect!

Олег О
Wow effect. Great job!

Skyhiker
Really nice addition to your collection. Congratulations.

Rui S
An eye catcher 👍

Mark K
Snazzy!

Yury
The work is impressive, excellent result, despite the small photos 😉

Zach Wilson
looks like a beast

René K Autor
Hey zach Wilson, oh yes you can say that. I'm curious how I'll deal with it 🙂

Zach Wilson
So am I🙂

Sy Bar
Wow

Christian Bruer
Nice to see another Belfast WIP. You made an excellent start on it 👍
I started mine in 2013 (not a joke) but had a lot of time in between not working on the model. I hope to finish her soon. Feel free to have a look to my WIP here on Scalemates:
HMS Belfast | Album by Christian Bruer (1:350)

I used the Flyhawk Set as well, but also the White Ensign Set and scratch building.

Looking forward to your progress and Happy Modelling 🙂

Christian

René K Autor
@Christian Bruer: lovely work, christian! I can then use your wonderful model as a reference if I don't know what to do 😛

Christian Bruer
Thx R K 🙂

You're welcome to use it as a references.

Erik Torp
Some top notch PE work there!

René K Autor
Thanks, Erik!

Pietro De Angelis
Impressive!

Treehugger
Q: How do you deal with any annealing issues? I thought that annealing metal small might melt off the smallest parts. Haven't tried annealing yet myself, except for a large PE piece on some project.

René K Autor
@Treehugger: I generally don't glow PE parts. I glue all PE parts with the MXBON superglue in viscous, liquid and very liquid. Due to the capillary effect, the adhesive quickly gets into the crack, so I can press the part with a pin, two seconds and the part is fixed. If small gaps remain, use a fine pin to put a very thin layer of superglue (it has to be very liquid!) into the gap and press it down again with the needle. So far it works very well for me.

Michael Kohl
Convincing beginning. Some decent PE work to be seen.

Rui S
What...👍

Villiers de Vos
Very nice progress. The PE work on the aeroplanes are very good.

Christian Bruer
R K check the hight of the boat deck house aft of the forward funnel. I extended the hight a few milimeter, otherwise the boats on the cradles below will not fit! Check image 112 - 118 in my WIP. Add the one or other milimeter more than I did because of some layers of paint on the deck, cradles boats etc.!

Nice progress by the way 👍

Happy Modelling, Christian

René K Autor
@christian Bruer Thank you for the hint! I had already seen that when looking through your pictures and in fact the height doesn't match.

René K Autor
Height correction made on the middle deck. Thanks to christian for the tip! 🙂

Christian Bruer
NP glad to help. Looks very good with the correction 👍

Villiers de Vos
Fantastic progress and my hat off to with your photoetch work.

Dave
Absolutely love the details.

Michael Kohl
Don't put it to water! It is gonna sink with all those metal! 😜

Kidding aside: anxious to folliw along the last meters.

Hans-Jürgen Haag
Absolut awsom detail work excelent 👍👍👍👍

René K Autor
guys, thank you!

David Taylor
Looks great.

James C
Looking fantastic 👍

René K Autor
The final steps to completion! Tomorrow the flags will come and then there will be the final photos when the sun is shining!

Jörg Schäfer
Sehr schönes Modell.

Naram
beautifull, congrat

Zach Wilson
excellent work Rene. What are you using to hold the smaller pieces in place as you glue them together? Looking at image 21 I am baffled by how precise and clean that work is.

James C
Stunning looking build Rene, congrats on an awesome finish👍

Michael Kohl
Just received a picture of the original in London. Now you complete yours. 🙂 Great job, top result

René K Autor
Thank you so much folks! @zach: With a magnifying glass, a calm pulse and good superglue ("VMS glue on power!"), I somehow managed to do it that way. I was amazed myself! 😉 @Michael: You were in London and saw her? I envy you!

Michael Kohl
Well unfortunately it wasn't me who was in London, but a friend of mine. He visited the Belfast.

Shaun Rosario
Wow this is just amazing work!!!! I can only strive to be this good of a modeler.

Neuling
Great work! Stunning detail work! 👍👍

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work.

Jonathan
Fabulous. I've just invested in AIP's re-boxed version of this kit and if I can get looking half as good as your's I'll be more than pleased!

David R.
Fantastic

gorby
WOW, stunning work!

David Taylor
Beautiful build.

Dave
Beautiful work

Bozo
Ouch!!!!

Kenneth
Mindblowing 😳

nlr
Wow! Some inspiration to get moving on mine that has been on the shelf since atleast 2015 standing silent vigel with conning tower and a few turrets in place while time past it by it does feel like the result will be a little underwhelming when you see one with all those extra goodies

Rui S
Excellent work on this beautiful model 👍

Jörg Schäfer
Very accurate, good work. 👍

Rui S
Very nice work 👍 but not the best teaser 🤔

Mark K
Looks good!

Łukasz Gliński
Following

Christoph Kunz
Da schau ich Dir mal über die Schulter.

Robert Podkoński
Taking a seat, for sure!

Alex K
... sure!

Michael Kohl Autor
Welcome mates. Happy to have you around.

Michael Kohl Autor
Those familiar with the kit might have noticed the absence of the firewall. I simply lost it and decided that I will just omit it as it is invisible anyway.

bughunter
A very interesting plane! You made a good progress with another (parallel?) project 👍

Michael Kohl Autor
Parallllllel, alternating. You name it. 😉

J35J
Great start!👀

Cuajete
Well done so far 👍

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks and welcome.

Nicolas
Great start.

Thomas Haberl - (TH SCALE MODELS)
Interesting build and very promising start - I´m in for this 🙂

Jennifer Franklin
Following

Michael Kohl Autor
Moin zusammen Thomas und Nicolas.

Michael Kohl Autor
...and Jennifer too, of course. 🙂

Nicolas
Interesting approach to simply sand the control surface structure in the primer. I'll keep my fingers crossed for a good result.

Denis Dogadov
As a base for the red color, you need to use yellow, then the red will be bright.If you put red on white, you will get just pink.

bughunter
Michael, using different primers for one top coat is my idea! The usage of my idea is geBIERenpflichtig! 🙂

Łukasz Gliński
Looks like you're the partial member of The Infanous Order of The Pink Primer 😋

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Michael Kohl Autor
@ Nicolas: I cross my fingers too. But looks like I have to do some homework before the final coat (see below 🙂 )

@ Denis: thanks for your input. I tested your suggestion on a scrab wing. With LP-7 I get a nice hue as well over white primer and pink base alike. Problem is that there is almost no difference between them. Over yellow (XF-3) the red receives a rather orange hue which I do not like for this project. But I am optimistic to finetune that and use lighter yellow or buff as base coat and see how that turns out. I'll keep you posted.

@Frank: So, se wollen erheben ne kleene GeBIER?!
Da trifft es sich ja gut, dass mein diesjähriger Adventskalender aus 24 Flaschen feinem fränkischen Bier aus 24 verschiedenen Brauereien besteht. Es wird mir eine Freude sein, ein-zwei-drei mit Dir zu teilen - in N?! In M?! Gruß 🙂

@Lukasz: I applied, but as PartPrimerer I am only allowed into the Entree so far. Full membetship pending. 🙂

Welcome Guy

Denis Dogadov
Yes, I will be interested in what your red color will turn out to be. I recently painted small parts red, but there was a noticeable difference in color, depending on the color of the soil. Perhaps your LP-7 is better.

Michael Kohl Autor
I tested a couple of base coat variations for LP-7. A nice combination in my eyes is achieved when using Mr. Hobbycolor H413 yellow as base for the darker areas and pink (Tamiya X-17) for the lighter ones. But that would have meant to redo the whole base paint. So I stuck to my combination and mourned the loss of contrast.

Mark Sherwood
Looks good to me Michael. 🤘🥸👍

Cuajete
Me 2! 👍

Jennifer Franklin
That is a gorgeous colour red

Christoph Kunz
I say the same as Mark and Jennifer. 👍

Łukasz Gliński
Add some white today and it will be perfect Xmas gift just in time 😋

Jennifer Franklin
There's the white! Perfect Xmas gift.

Jakub Biganovsky
Really great job. I appreciate your approach.
I didn`t test different base color. I used GS Aquarius H23 at first piece at black surfacer, and it wasn`t fine. I will use gloss yellow at 2nd piece.
How did you do such perfect wing bottom side. It looks really nice. I had relatively big gap there and some residual step although I precisely brushed big material layer out from both wing half. Maybe, the used glue did a step at the end.
I thing, that this, wings bottom, is weakest part of this model although, as you ar writing, engine nacceles also need some attention.

Bernhard Schrock
A nice red! 🙂

Michael Kohl Autor
Welcome mates and thanks for your encouraging and funny comments. Bottomline I am quite happy with the shade of red. I just haven't made up my mind about how gloss it should appear finally. If I would have had access to a cutter I would have scanned the bigger decals and cut masks for painting the letters.
Now what's left are the tail skid and a few bits and pieces at the wings and the stabiliser.

@Jakub: wing assembly requires some scraping and dry fitting. With super thin cement I didn't encounter any issues afterwards. But there still remains a considerable gap towards the flaps and ailerons which I filled with super glue.

Mark Sherwood
By Gum. That's a lovely looking aircraft. Kudos Michael. 🤘🥸🤟

Robert Podkoński
Looks beautiful already, Michael!

J35J
Almost there! Great build & paintwork👍🏻

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks mates. Let's see whether the year is still long enough to finish the plane.

bughunter
Nice 👍
Regarding the cutter - you know I can always help here! If you still want to do it may another mate can scan the decals ... or next project.

Cuajete
Fantastic job. Very nice result. Great!
Congrats!

Zbynek Honzik
Great job! I like it very much, Michael. 👍

Jennifer Franklin
I agree with everyone; great job, nice result, and I like it very much.

Rui S
I like it, a Lot 👍

Michael Kohl Autor
Thank you all for sneaking in.
Couldn't finish it last year, so might be the first to be completed this year.
Wish you all a lot of happy modelling in 2025.

Neuling
Very beautiful model. A good start into 2025 !

Nicolas
Great looking model. 👍 Happy 2025 to everyone.

J35J
Excellent! Your setting the scene for the 2025 build year👍🏻

Robert Podkoński
Absolutely fabulously looking model!

Guy Rump
Great result, congrats!

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks mates for yor very nice feedback. Is a nice kit. Still pondering about a few details for a little vignette.

U1 PLAMO
Beautiful! That's a wonderful piece of work!

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks mate

Christoph Kunz
High End Modelling. 👍

Cuajete
The figures and other elements look great. Are they 3D printed or commercial?

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks Christoph and Cuajete,
all items are commercial, some classic resin casts, some 3D-printed.

Jennifer Franklin
I love the additional elements, especially the bike.

Thomas Haberl - (TH SCALE MODELS)
The comet turned out beautifully 😊 - excited to see the finished dio my friend 👌🤞

Michael Kohl Autor
Thank you Thomas.
progress is a bit slow as the last figure I bought needed a decent makeover due to casting imperfections. Same with the barrels I bought. Issues I weren't used to from.Balaton and White Storck Models.

Alec K
Very nicely done 👍

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks Alec. Yesterday two figures were painted, the barrels redone and after I went full circle I am back again at the high base which I left for - first a bigger, then a smaller one with different layouts. Now I am confident with the actual concept and I am optimistic that I can still finish it for the Moson Model Show end of april.

Nick Dragone
Stellar!

Jennifer Franklin
I like the red headdress; the pump on the barrel looks nice, and I'm getting excited about the completed dio.

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks Nick and Jennifer for the heads up. I finished preparing the base and should be able to put things into place within the next days.

Cuajete
I agree with Jennifer 👍

Michael Kohl Autor
Thanks Cuajete. Little by little I inch myself toward the finish line.

Mark K
Great job on this old classic!

Bob Torres Autor
Thank you very much Mark K!

Ben M
Very nice result! I like using craft paints too. Definitely more cost effective thank my beloved tamiya.

Bob Torres Autor
Thank you Ben, yes the cost of the craft paints are pretty inexpensive.

Neuling
Top build in cool presentation!

Grant Dalzell Autor
Thanks mate 👍

Rui S
Beautifull work 👍

Mark K
Very nice!

Bob Torres Autor
Thank you Mark K!

Cortex
I like it!

Bozo
Another gem with an old and difficult kit. Congrats

Bob Torres Autor
Thank you Cortex and Bozo!

Rui S
Great ride 👍

Brent Caughy Autor
Air cleaners were created by cutting and stacking Evergreen sheet styrene and then sanding and painting. I came across this idea from another builder of the same kit online from a post from a few years back.

Yngve N
I'm joining in 🙋🏽‍♂️

Yngve N
Lights look very good 👍

Neuling
An iconic automobile. Well done!

Rui S
Verry nice work 👍

Rui S
Very nice work and photos 👍

Rui S
I'm in 😎