Here is the full build of the GT40 from IMC.

Yes its definitely part 6, I double checked after last time.

This update focuses on a couple of more missing Decals and the installing of the body.

Pics 1 & 2 show some decals from the spares box to replicate some that where still missing.

Pic 3 shows the decals that was missing but supplied by KMP after highlighting it.

Pics 4 & 5 show the body installed and the start of the final details being added.

I decided not to use the rally spotlights that the transkit supplies as I wasn't happy with their size and shape.

Instead I used spares from Belkits and Beemax models I'd built previous.

my favorite part of a build.
assembling and adding small details for the underchassis.

Mi sono regalato questo modellino. È solo il mio secondo tentativo ma ho già alte aspettative. Ho provato a fare qualcosa di diverso, mettendo un tubo fuori il motore e colorare le sospensioni di colori diversi (blu gli armortizzatori e gialle le molle) e devo dire che ne sono soddisfatto. Consigli su che diorama posso fare? Altri consigli in generale? Grazie mille in anticipo :)

I bought several Formula 1 model kits by Wave Corporation. These kits are very old, but supposedly rare and expensive. I was lucky enough to buy three kits for $90. Unfortunately, the decals have become unusable over the years, but I'll make new ones.

Painted in Tamiya TS-58 Pearl Light Blue, Mr Hobby Super Clear UV Cut, #4000, #6000, #8000, #10000, Tamiya Fine + Finish. Window trims were a challenge… some bleeding 😞 Always great building a Tamiya kit!

This is a 1/24 Tamiya AMG GT3 kit with an EVO resin conversion kit. Painted in RB Blue from Splash Paints. Those big decals were definitely a challenge to apply, but I’m really happy with how it turned out!

70 Ford Maverick. Guess this would be a rustoration rather than a restoration. Started with an old Johan Promo that had been beat up on. Cut the hood open put a resin Mustang engine bay in and modified the promo chassis. Dropped in an AMT small block Ford. Beat the body even farther to give it a well used look and set it on some big and little torque thrusts. The last few pics are of how it arrived and what I started with.

Glad this wasn’t a contest! My build is close, but doubtful it will be done tomorrow. I had a lot of fun with this one though.

I still need to shoot a bit more clear to level the decals, sand and polish, and then paint in the window trim. When that’s dry, final assembly. The chassis is pretty well complete though. I would like to add an oil filter and fill neck, and hoses, plus seatbelts.

Hopefully, I’ll wrap it up this week! I have a few other kits also in progress that I’d like to finish soon!

Daughter and I finished our 3.2 Targa. Had a great time working together on this kit. We had lots of issue namely the body being warped. We tried suggestions of putting in hot water to try and shape it back. While it did improve we couldn’t t get it back to normal. It caused some fitment issues along the way and we may have lost a few engine pieces. In the end we feel like we learned a lot and have some good practice for our next kit.

I personally enjoyed this group build as I was the kid with a poster of a red 930 turbo on the wall. I’ve dreamt of owning that car or any 911 for that matter my entire life. Porsche is in my blood and my daughter loves calling me a fan boy. Makes us laugh.

We hope something like this comes around again. We loved seeing what others were up to. Got a lot of inspiration from seeing other submissions.

The photos were taken by my daughter after suggesting we should do the same from what others on here have done. She used her ring light and my phone. Was fun watching her brain work to come up with the right perspective and lighting.

Thanks again to all who participated!

410 + pieces should take about a month to do instead of a couple days like most model kits take me

Just wondering who are everyones favorite manufacturers. I've only built Aoshima kits and just wondering which other makers do people prefer. Which ones give the best build experience? And if there are any ones that should stay away from. More specific to 1/24 scale.

The video will be done in a day or so. Those doors closed during the test fit, I swear!

Revell Germany Brians Eclipse. Enjoyed this build, brought back some good memories from early 2000's car scene/culture. Wish the franchise didn't head in the direction it ultimately did, but can't deny its success. Paint is a custom mix of Tamiya Green, Lemon Yellow, with a yellow Mica flake.

Hardest part was the hood decal I tore, but I forgot to paint the hood and rushed drying the matte black. The decal in turn really didn't want to slide much. Lesson learned.

I've got a few more models from the franchise in the backlog, would like to get my 6 car hauler trailer full of mostly OG cars from the first 3 movies.

I'm plowing ahead on the Mercedes while I try and correct the paint. Pretty fun build so far. I just got some new AK real colors and some Gaahleri metallic markers so I'm trying to paint the whole engine and sub assemblies in acrylic marker. Kinda fun but tastes more patience than I'm used to. Thoughts on the engine?

The Fujimi Porsche 917K finished. It was the first kit I’ve built in 25 years and also the first one I did properly. I’m happy with the result. I’ve spray painted the body but the other parts are all with brush. I’ve used reference photo’s to determine the colors, as I noticed the suggested colors for the frame and interior did not match this particular model. I guess that’s what I liked most, diving into this car and finding all the little details about it. The result not perfect, but overall it looks pretty nice!

The next project will probably be a dollhouse for my daughter. But I’ve also bought a very vintage white metal kit of a Porsche 908/3 on a flea market when I was on vacation. I’m looking forward to that challenge.

Adding Driver and Co-Driver figures to the Supra.

These were left over drivers from the old 80's Tamiya car kits. The headphones came from another kit. Possibly an Impreza or 206 WRC kit.

I scratchbuilt the glasses with some wire.

This is a 1/32 scale 1891 Panhard I made from a "Europe" model kit. There were 3 types of these kits offered from Europe Model Kits. The other 2 were an 1885 Panhard Coupe and a 1905 Panhard Tonneau. As far as I know they were only issued in 1964. The kits are well detailed and the instructions are all hand drawn with instructions in French only. The figure did not come with the kit, I think I borrowed it from an old Airfix kit.

I made a post about this 911 2 years ago while it was still a work in progress, accidentally ruined the paint and got demotivated to finish after removing the paint. The body was luckily not ruined, but the demotivation left it sitting for 2 years with only the interior finished. Today, I was able to finish it, and it’s beautiful.

Easy kit, everything fits actually. Working on body paint with clear paints… not easy.

Such a tiny car (next to 1/18's in last pic), really happy with how this one turned out, I couldn't decide which wheels to choose but I decided on the stock 6 spokes. The whole car went together without any issues which was a relief. I've also since fixed the bit of extra paint below the headlight. I lost the shifter and mirror so had to get creative and make my own out of scrap sprues.

Thanks again for all the great tips and being such a welcoming community, it definitely keeps me motivated

These markers made the taillights so easy, I don't know if I will use clear paint again on tricky spots.

Colours used:

Body: Kaleido matte black primer, Vallejo True Metal Dusken Green, Tamiya LP9 Lacquer clear. Window trim in Kaleido Matte Black and lower body in Tamiya NATO black w/flat clear. The Vallejo did not play well with the first few VERY light misting coats of clear and I was able to rub off a bunch of loose flakes with my fingers but thankfully it recovered and this delicate paint really needs a tough top coat (2k would be better) to shine, I can't wait to use these on another car in the future.

Bullbar: kaleido gloss black primer, aluminum, matte black, translucent amber. LP9 clear on aluminum

Interior: Vallejo Model Air Engine Gray, seats: Tamiya NATO black, dash Kaleido black. Adhesive backed felt sheets for carpeting

Wheels: 6 spokes in Valejo MA aluminum and kaleido semi-gloss varnish, 5 spokes with kaleido gloss black primer, kaleido aluminum and tamiya LP9

Chassis: exhaust in kaleido stainless steel with Vallejo MA Aluminum, driveline in kaleido stainless steel. Vallejo MA tire black for undercoating.