Moby Dick is done.

Just finished tonight.For a motorized curbside it does make a decent shelf model.

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"a decent shelf model"?? The modesty :). It is amazing!

Impressive. Is that the Tamiya Moby Dick?

Looks great !!!!

Why did I sell mine. That was rather stupid... Nevertheles, now I would like to have one of these and I know how rare thes "Mobies" are. Great work as said in the VIP!

Robert

Fabulous!

Lovely done !!!

R :)

Wow... the CLK and then this?? your builds are extraordinarily clean!!

Looks really nice. My 935 obsession is continuing.

Sweet :sunglasse

Looks a lot better than a simple curbside should!

VERY nice work.:wink: Those old Tamiya kits are still good.

wow, amazing work, that's more then a nice shelf model, mister!

congratulations on it!

Thanks for the compliments everybody. One thing I forgot to mention was that I had to use acetate for the side windows because the main hoop of the roll bar(as it comes in the box)does not fit inside the side glass.

Perfect job, specially considering the hard to place decals.
Congratulations

That looks hot, excellent result I'd say.

Veeery nice. That's one of the best builds i've seen of this kit...and probably the only one that sits right on its wheels :-)