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Man this is just CRAZY cool!!! The detailing, painting and weathering processes are just out of this world man.

Those are some really good looking Messies!!! What scale is that one of yours centaur?

Thanks Bob, Chris and Mark!! Not going to hollow out the scoop on this one Chris. It was pretty tough getting it to behave like it was so I'll be making up for the loss in other areas of the car.

Another area that got some attention was the door handles. In these times of available AM there was just no room at all for these OOB door handles. So off they came and after smoothing everything out some....here is the replacement resin handle from Fireball Models. Since I've put effort in...

Now that's some crazy stuff right there. Funny how things like that happen from the simplest of things. I believe I caused mine by leading off with my elbow opening one of the doors at work. Just a habit and I got by with it for years and then outta no where.....BAM. I realized it after I tried...

Such beautiful paint work. Looks right on.

Thanks a bunch you guys. Well......I knew I was gonna need to have more room topside the engine bay so that the air cleaner wouldn't contact the hood so I got to thinkin..... http://www.spamodeler.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_hmm.GIF . I've got the AMT GT-500 kit in the stash with a good...

Lookin' good Mats. I've just recently found out that I have tennis elbow too. Stuff sucks for sure. Hang in there bro.

Fabulous work. Just fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks like you've got a system going there Paul. Lots of times it doesn't work out as well as this. In the 8 years that I've been building cars I've had this happen this perfect.......once. All the rest of the times I've had to wet sand with fine sanding paper and polish to get results like...

Every now and then people in business will take the time to listen to a consumer and make necessary changes. I spoke with Eric Oberhofer at Round 2 at the beginning of September in regards to the AMT 67 Mustang Fastback issues. One of the issues involved the tires that came in the kit which were...

Thanks potna!!!

Thanks Chris. Knowing ALOT about these cars lends itself to near perfection when building. If I knew nothing of this car I'd probably already be done with the whole thing. lol

I used to have all kinds of unfinished stuff when I was younger but these days that's a pet peeve of mine. lol

You've gone and done it again bud. Well done!! Can you describe the process that you painted the wheels and tires with?

Good mottle work on the sides. That 152 that's in the Smithonian.....is that the original paint job?

Thanks Bob. It's not my style to abandon builds. I have done it once or twice but it's gotta be pretty close to being an impossible build for me to not finish one. lol This car is definitely "near & dear" to me so you'll definitely see this one cross the finish line. ;)

Ok fellas. In the time that I've been away I've gotten the interior mostly finished.

I'll bet you do!! Despite your heavy gluing (I still can't see where) this looks fantastic. Very well done.

Man this is frickin' COOL!!!!!