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The motorcycle below should be produced again. It is beautiful. I had a Jawa Velorex sidecar for over 10 years. I traded it for a 1973 Toyota Celica. I loved that Celica, but I loved the Jawa Sidecar more. It was built really strong, but was very light. Great thread! :)

The thanks belongs to Revell-Fan :)

I never noticed how much greelin' could be done o this model. The fuselage is extremely straight and true. Lookin' real good. :)

Awesome collection!! I could play all day with those. ;)

That is an awesome monument and model!! Great subject. :)

The instrument panel looks good, like Rhaven said, print those parts out twice, cut out the holes, and place the whole piece behind with a plastic film, that will give you a 3D cockpit instrument cluster. You know, only people who make masterful builds like this get recommendations. This is...

In Danbury Connecticut, abut 10 miles from me, is an incredible antique train museum. It's open to the public, and for a small fee, you can walk all over the place and go into all the cars. It's really awesome, and known for it's return visitors. I always though they should get a couple of...

I was shocked to see how big the room behind the doors is. It's like the size of a Gymnasium! Great model, put in a deep picture frame. it would really look nice on a wall. It's amazing that their still digging rare objects from the past buried all around that area.:)

Don't drop it!! :)

I always have liked the "A-Wing", it looks like if you placed weights just in front of the center of gravity, it would glide, launched by a rubber band. One of the few Star Wars ships that looks functional. I only refer to atmospheric ships, as in space, shape isn't that important (depending...

The foliage around the walker really adds some depth to the whole diorama. Great job! :)

Excellent job. The workmanship, because you fit, cut to fit, measured thrice, cut once. Your model looks way better than UHU's attempt. You have every right to be very proud of your build. I do share some joy though, because you've displayed it here!! :)

As ever, your way ahead of me. The Crazy Glue covered with paint, and the strength of cutting out the black panels (which forces the stress to travel in the right direction, and actually stiffens the model), will make this model rigid, with just the right amount of elastomeric flexibility...

Most people, (well, a lot of people) build this model and don't cut out the dark spots. You have gone the tough road. I would offer one suggestion, when you finish a delicate section, do something to keep out the moisture. I saw one of these done, and rather well, it 2 years, despite being in...

You have stated the number 1 reason to do this hobby. Your model is 100% successful. :)

This model is going to teach you a lot. Your foundation is great. ;)

Good start. If you do a ship, or sub, again, always start the former's from the ends, it is easier to fit the center former's to size. Always put a thin sheet of paper on the former edge, to avoid the "skeleton effect" Another tip is to always do former pieces as pairs on opposite sides, this...

The model came out great. As far as the tires go, they came out well too. To get a more realistic tread, using notebook, thin paper for the treads, and using some strips. When you apply the pain, or whatever you use, the tires will look much better. However, this is just an observation on...

Nice body shape. ;)

Those "Gerry Cans" are great! :)