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Bob Hall
Cool 😎!

Christian W
It looks like this Biablo is not a masterpiece by AMT. The rear lights looking really strange and the molding lines are present 😄 I looks like the fittings are not really the best. I think you did the very best out of it. The color choice is quite interessting and yourt paintjob is great! I'd fix the stance of the wheels. That's the first thing which hits the eyeballs. Maybe add some black details (window frames e.g.) too.

I always was curios, how this cars of this set will look like. Now I see one of it and the Countach in another gallery of you.

Curtis Caden
The Lamborghin Diablo was launched in 1990 as the successor to the iconic Lamborghini Countach. Chrysler bought Lamborghini in 1987 and the Diablo was developed under their stewardship. The Diablo name came from the Spanish word for "Devil". Like the Countach before it, the Diablo shape was penned by Marcello Gandini. The design elements included the slant front end, steeply raked windscreen and scissors doors. However, the final design was refined by Chrysler's studio in the USA, smoothened all sharp edges and corners, improved cooling and aerodynamics.

Alec K
Very nice build mate, the commander looks very serious 🙂 👍

Guy Rump
Looks good Lukasz. 👍

Robert Podkoński
Good job so far, Łukasz. Keep it up!

Ben M
Looks great, no idea how you managed to get facial expressions on a 1/72 figure!

Łukasz Gliński
Thanks mates and enjoy the final pics 🙂
All credits of Mr.Commander go to tankmodels.pl, I only added the moustache 🙂

komoras
HobbyBoss painting schemes are suggestive at best, so to say...
Having them suggesting RLM66 on Luftwaffe camouflage, where the RLM75 should go...it's enough for me to look elsewhere.
Go with the other sources on the internet, I would suggest looking up more multiple sources.
And as far my RAF knowledge goes, after the Battle of Britain this camo combo was not used anymore, but I might be wrong.

PS. "Oark earth" shoudl say enoguh... 😄

Duster_d
Komoras, I can assume that they (HB) were guided by this: airliners.net/photo/..9-Spitfire/0843874/L

komoras
soyuyo.main.jp/spit5b/spit5be-1.html

I think this one sums it up best 🙂
Both is correct, depends only which one you want to represent - pre-august 1941 or post-august 1941.
(Thus concluding, my BoB related comment is wrong) 🙂

Nicolas
I'll take a seat.

Alex K
Me too...

Martin Oostrom
This I a really nice one. I've had my on this kit for a long time, but it being a Heller kit has kept me at bay.
Looks like you have conquered it!

Robert Podkoński
Beautiful! Congrats!

Goldman
Thank you.

It did give a fight 😄

The plastic was very soft and most of the parts were badly wrapped. Used hot water to straighten them as much as I could and a lot of Tamiya Extra Thin and Revell Contacta to force everything together. The fit was actually quite good

Hang Li
beautiful work, great fidelity

Ben M
Model + presentation are super

gorby
The photos are as beautiful as the model. Fantastic!

Lebloge
Splendid !!

Robert Podkoński
Beautiful photos and model. Congrats!

Bob Hall
Alright ! Gives me visions of the cinematic classic "Cannonball Run" ! Looks great my man 👍 !

Christian W
Like the Diablo: it looks llike a Countach 😄 Hm. Don't know what to write else.

Curtis Caden
Well Christian W the Diablo followed the Countach in the timeline. So, your comment makes sense. en.wikipedia.org/wik..borghini_automobiles.
Yes, Bob Hall the Countach was in Cannonball Run! As someone said, "these cars were so impressive and awesome, they played a role in the movie that was at least as important as the rest of the cast."
Thank you both for your comments.