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Man......you make this stuff look aaaaaaaaaaalllll too easy Paddy!!

Hey Terry. Can you tell me what update sets you used on this build to get all the details and stowage in place? I'm going to build one of these and really like all the additions that you did to this one.

Man this is frickin' CRAZY!! How you get these things to look this realistic is just mind blowing Paddy. I just got through going through the whole thread here to see what I've been missing and I've gotta say that I am truly amazed and impressed all in the same thought. You've got some good...

No amount of words can express my condolences to you Mats. One day at a time brutha.

I'll be watching in on this one. You've got your work cut out for you but it'll be fun to watch all of this come together.

Thanks HE!!

That's a good lookin' notchback Tim. They were never the sturdiest of cars but they were sure fun to drive and I really enjoyed all of the ones I had. Thanks for the good word on the build as well brother.

Such tidy work on this with all the rigging. Superbly done.

I started on the chassis by getting the brake rotors and brake calipers all ready. I really wished there were some "Camaro" scripts for the calipers as they are going to be extremely visible through the wheels. But...that's that and they aint there so....moving on now. I also started the...

This is shaping up nicely Greg. I think RB Motion makes anodized fittings for this scale but it appears that you've found something that would work out pretty well. I have a strong liking for these cars. Such beautiful rides.

I'm in!!!! I'm down for a good GT-40 build any day!!

That sounds about right. I worked for GM up until 2013 and they were doing that kind of stuff with wheels back then as well.

I like these cars. I don't like the fact that they had to go to Holden for the idea, but they still look pretty sharp. I remember Toyota building an assembly plant somewhere in San Antonio in the 2005-2006 timeframe.

Thanks for the comments & "likes" Bob and the "likes" Chris and Brian!! The only chrome parts in the whole kit were the wheels and these aren't supposed to be chrome. They are more of a silver with a contrasting darker color used for the inlay areas of the wheel. So I went to work by...

This one's definitely out of my comfort zone. I'm used to anything from the 40's through around the 90's at the latest and that's pushin' it. I'm old school for sure.....kind of a "Brutus vs. Geeky" approach to hot rodding. Engine is pretty much finished up on this one aside from some minor...

I dunno if I'd worry much about the grime and all. With all the details and the way this whole build looks overall, I'd say you have all the bases covered Paddy. IMO it's got just the right amount of wear and tear. This one's dang near in the perfection realm bro.

I just like how this one looks! Snazzy paint work and a great eye for the details.

Un......frickin' .....beleivable!!!

I started on one of my favorite parts, the engine. This stuff from Vallejo is REALLY good. OMG it sprays on like a frickin' dream!!

LOL!!! I feel the same way. I haven't owned a sports car now in 13 years. I may one day, but for now I enjoy my truck. lol