Completed: 1/24 Porsche 911 GT1

[Porsnatic]

Excellent work,...impressive work!...as always, Porsche..there's no subsitute!

[Zubski]

Great job on the build. Looks Excellent!

[Sebastian.]

Sean I will afford a few critics to this project: can be it is not necessary to hurry up and complete a front part of the car? I consider that it is not necessary to use fastenings for a cover of a motor compartment from set SMS, they too thin and do not approach for this purpose. And why you have not painted a front lattice? Doors at all 911 opened a first line inside, instead of as at you outside. It is not precisely executed. On a rear bottom spoiler there should not be a crack. And why on 962C so rear fenders rear wheels strongly are beyond???? So should not be on model.

[SeanyG]

thanks to one and all for your comments, you are too kind. Although as a true politician would say it seems one cant keep all of the people happy all of the time

Sebastian,

I am a little confused with your translation so rather than debate it I will take it on the chin as they say.

Viccario,

thats a great idea - I will give that one a try next time, thanks for that.

Godfather,

thanks Rob - but really the Evo is going to be OOB, honest

[MidMazar]

Wow, stunning build.

[ffejjeff]

nice car! another amazing detail!

[Viccario]

Originally Posted by SeanyG

Viccario,

thats a great idea - I will give that one a try next time, thanks for that.

No problem Sean, I should have added that on relatively straight sections of panel line you can use the scriber to go almost right through and then use a scalpel to finish off. I think I only needed to use the thread when negotiating more fiddly curves etc. And I used the scalpel to make the initial hole. It is really a matter of trial and error to see what works best!

[SeanyG]

Originally Posted by Viccario

No problem Sean, I should have added that on relatively straight sections of panel line you can use the scriber to go almost right through and then use a scalpel to finish off. I think I only needed to use the thread when negotiating more fiddly curves etc. And I used the scalpel to make the initial hole. It is really a matter of trial and error to see what works best!

cool, thanks again. I will definately try that on the next full detail build. Of course if it goes wrong I can blame you 100%... right?

thanks again to one and all for your kind comments

[DerXL]

What a magnificent build.
I followed your WIP with interest and was astonished at the amount of perfectly executed detailing you've put into it. And as you described a lot of your work, I really learned a lot from that build.

Superb stuff !

[davesans]

Very well done you did a great job on all the detail work.

[da_ashman]

Great work, nice to see it finished, it looks fantastic!!!!! Youve done a great job & it really shows.