GaryDavis

That car looks good. The paint and wheels really look sharp. I'm really not a Gremlin fan, but you changed my mind with this build.

Thank you for that Link Chad. A lot of great info in there.

Hey Peter...I order'd this paint for my cobra from Hobby world usa. It's a ZERO paint and looks right to me. This is on back order so I have not got a chance to see or use it yet. her's a link to that page..... https://hobbyworld-usa.com/index.php?id_category=1818&controller=category&page=4 Scroll 1/2 way down the page. Hope this helps you a little... Gary

That really looks GREAT, Chad.

Man Jean-marc...that looks very cool! A lot of GREAT fab work here in such a small scale too. Great job.

Eric...don't know if this helps or not. This is a link to the 427 Cobra S/C. Has some good info in there. https://www.supercars.net/blog/1966-shelby-cobra-427-sc/

KNOW THAT...is fab work at it's BEST! GREAT work!

OUTSTANDING Build. GREAT fab work.

WOW...You did a great job on this build Mark! It sure looks real....

That is looking really good, Mark..

Great job on the whole build Albert! The paint is outstanding for sure.

Man...GREAT JOB Albert. Your weathering work on this is spot on.

Looks GREAT! The girl really adds a nice touch.

LOL.....yea ya did! I saw you and your Father together at that other forum.

That sure looks good Joe. Great job all around....

I'm not sure Noel.

Yea...I was too! The guy must have really wanted to run at Indy. At least he made the field....only to get taken out on the start of the race....Bummer for sure!

Hey Noel....I don't come here often either. LOL OK...to answer your question on the year last front engine car ran at Indy. It was 1966. Bobby Grim drove a Watson turbocharged Offy roadster. He qualified 31st, and finished 31. On the first lap, A Huge wreck (on the front straight) took out 11 cars and him being one of them. He didn't even do a lap in competition. That wreck took out 11 cars including AJ Foyt and Dan Gurney. The following year, they were all rear engine cars. NO Roadsters. I had to go to my Indianapolis 500 Chronicle book to look that fact up. Hope that will answer your question Noel

That really looks good! Clean job for sure.

Hey Noel...yes...Lance Sellars is a Resin pourer and does a limited amount of race cars. When he puts a kit out(mainly on "OPEN WHEEL RACING" forum)...they are usually limited to around 30-50 kits. That also is limited to the Pre-orders he will receive on a particular car. He's working on a 66 Strike and a JP COLT right now. All are made in 1/25 scale also. There's another caster that does Indy car in 1/25 and it's Kevin Kuzman at Silver City Models. He does mostly Indy and F5000 cars. Both are very talented and make great models. Silver City sells on ebay Sellars does not. Both will do sell on the "Open wheel" forum. Here's the Link for that forum. Go in and look around..... https://mb2501.proboards.com/

I know you will do them JUSTICE when you get to them, Andy.

Man...you did a great job on both of these ICONIC cars. I've got one of the Sellers Kits in 1/25 scale that I want to build. It will be the Unser car.

Try Scale finishes. Call him and make sure it's the color you want. Here's the link to the site http://www.scalefinishes.com/welcome.html

Now that's a very cool Diorama David. Great job on the whole concept and the figure painting. Are you going to take this to the Nationals in Vegas this year? It would be cool to see this up close..and meeting you..Hope to see you there.. Gary

Another GREAT looking F1 car! Building race cars is one of my Favorite topics also.