Christian W It is a Dodge Monaco. That is sure I think. It's hard to tell, which kit it is. But on the other hand it doesn't matter at all. If the wheels came out of the box how they are, you'd tell, what kit it is.
It is a super idea, to build a civilian police car. Did you know, that I have the Gotham City police car in my shelf?
Before I forget: The color is pretty good to the undercover cop car

Bozzer Hunter! I remember that show as a kid. Your model predicts the original, very well. And thanks for the blast from the past

Christian W And now there us this "man, I still want that kit" in my mind. Again.
Super cool. And the coupe. Even better because the convertible is more common and wanted. I like the coupe a little more than the convertible. It doesn't look that thin and long. I like the roof.

Christian W It's so good to see such rare model kits. Thank you!
Didn't you show the Force 330 here too?

Christian W Pretty

scalemates well done

Christian W Super. Rar to find. Thank you for showing!

Dominik Weitzer you're welcome! I had the racing version long after that one also, but sold it.

Christian W Isn't it decades ago, when You built it?

Dominik Weitzer Yes it is. It was about end 80S / beginning 90s. I bought it in Albstadt across the street from Bohnlander in Franks Modelshop if i remember right - you know the shop i mean?
sadly, most modelshops we visited in the 90s are gone...

Jimbolaiya what kind of photobooth/backdrop did you use?

Christian W I remember

Tom ... Oh wow, Dom! Love , love this. Hopefully, one day, I can do something as good as this!

Christian W The huge amount of details is amazing. But I think, you have one with a lot of more details, stuuf and junk in it. I always loved your creativity and still do. Sadly it is time-consuming. I remember your dioramas, the many cars e.g. Super great to look at. You could spend hours when they all are lined up at our meetings or at shows.
Awesome! It would be pretty cool, to see a new build somedays. I'd like to wish it. Becuase I'll never reach that level. I like to look at such stuff which can tell a story. Where I can go on a survey.

I agree with Tom: love it!

Alex K ... "and the stories they tell"... - very very nice!

Neuling Sehr schönes Modell!

Dominik Weitzer Thank you very much - much appreciated!

Tom, Christian, be creative, try it. If you have a concrete idea how the goal will look, you can reach it. It takes time - ofcourse - and different materials to collect (hey, we collect kits and all stuff a modeller "needs" sometimes ) , but if you have made the first step on implement your idea and the first piece is lying on the desk, you have the effort to work on.
In my head are always some "stupid" ideas - they come from nothing or if i see something while looking around in my cave . In this case, sometimes my fingers are tickle like crazy and i must lay all other projects by side and >have to do it know< . thats the point those models were born like this Handyman.
Some other ideas take days, weeks or years when the time is right to start. trust your feelings!

Thank you Alex, Danke Neuling

Geert Heijl Nice model, attractive creativity, al little other touch, a great other model.

scalemates sweet!

Dominik Weitzer Thanks! much appreciated

Christian W Thank you Tim to made it possible to get something written here

I still smile, when I see this one. The Teddy bear smiles too. I can't imagine why One of the best details are the rims. This small white wall tire on the twotone colored rims looking perfekt to the Beetle. So sweet.

Dominik Weitzer Thank you Christian (and Tim ofcourse - heard about the "trouble" in my posts). A real womens car

Bob Hall Neat ! Mud flaps were a nice touch !

scalemates nice!

Christian W One kit I never got to buy and in fact: to build. One point I'm wondering about it: in Europe we had those turn signals near of the a-pillar and no side markers. The US-market the other way round: only side markers. Your model kit has both. Is that for the japanese market? I'm confused

Dominik Weitzer Ha! Perhaps, i read the instruction wrong that it was an option wich country you are building...didn't makes me wonder. I agree, i had no fun to build it! It is simple, but i had a lot of trouble with the paint...

Christian W The 1970s where a pretty cool time. You could differentiate the makers. Would you paint the roof as a vinyl top? It looks like it is one. Matchind a beige interior or light grey maybe? Was there a sliding roof with the kit?

Bob Hall It would look pretty good with a White vinyl top. Looks great as is though !

Dominik Weitzer Thanks both
Bob, i will paint the vinyl roof white - like the idea and it will give the right touch.
Christian, Vinylroof - yes. The interior will stay blue. Aaaaand,....there was no glas part for the sliding roof. also a god idea to attach one

Christian W No way! No glas? Strange. You have to research whether it should be tinted or not

Olivier Would you call that colour baby blue ?

Dominik Weitzer Yes i would Olivier.
@Christian. my thought about it

Christian W Did you paint the blue ligts too?
I'm wondering where the cop places the dog. It looks like there is no space for the cage.

Bob Hall Love this kit, built 3 so far.
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Christian W

Dominik Weitzer Well done Bob!
Thank you both

Dominik Weitzer Of Course...thanks

Christian W And it Looks good! The dent on the rear, the messy trim, the repaired rocker rail. So littel Things to explore. I like that!

István Szücs Great! I like the weathering.

Christian W I only see the cat

Achso! The mainpart of the gallery is the Ford The kit is nice too. All the little things to explore. But not that much like the old 1937 Ford Buddy.

btw: it you paint white paws to the cat and the little bowtie on it's nose, it is Charly It has the white chest already.

Christian W The best of it is the interior. The cargo room to be exactly. I like the weathering a lot. The exterior look so unflashy.
Would you show the undercarriage too?

scalemates nice!

Christian W Classic in this color. Very rare to find and more rar to see one built. Thank you for showing!

scalemates great looking Ferrari 288!

Dominik Weitzer Thanks a lot!

Christian W Jep. This car is still great looking. I don't like red Ferrari a lot but this one has to be red. I totally agree.

Christian W When I look at your red sportscar I saw something in commen: they have red rims. The Corvette C7 and the Porsche 993 Turbo. Funny, isn't it? I never noticed it when I looked at the kits alone. But now, I see it.
I'm smiling About the headlights. Didn't you notice the mistake first, when you tried to put them on place of the rear Lights? Nevertheless: it Looks good. The car.

Dominik Weitzer That "red cars with red rims" is truly interesting, i didn't notice it at all! At least, as i made the pictures past weeks...because they were all bilt in different years :8...and as the standing in the showcase, you see normaly the front of the models .
As i painted the headlights, i was defenitly blind...let them dry and after taht i noticed, i took the wrong parts...

Christian W *lol* was a bad day

Ray Seppala Lovely Bonanza, I didn't know Revell did a kit.

Alex K Thumbs up, both for the lovely Bonanza and for revisiting a childhood project!

Christian W Very cool. After I saw my first Piper, I knew, I have to have it. I can remember, that the seller had the Beech too. What an coincedent! This kit is really hard to get so I was a little more happy. You made it first. My Piper is still in the shelf. Well done and more Motivation for me

Dominik Weitzer thanks mates, much appreciated

Neuling What an automobile ........

Christian W I still like your first Impala. It tells a nice Story and it saw a lot come and go

Dominik Weitzer Thanks Neuling.
Christian, you are right. the first is the best in my collection. think so. there are about seven others everywere in boxes, on Dioramas, showcases etc. Some of them will come up the next weeks

Christian W Jep. I was Building the Porsche 944. Yellow. The Task was not that bad. It's funny to see the mirrored numbers on the passengers side. Funny. Why? The Checkers on the seats are awesome. It Looks like a pace car. Some lightbars like the C4 Corvette and Decals of any pace car and that's it.

Dominik Weitzer The mirrored number was...hm...written normal it looked wrong? than i made it this way

Christian W This was cool. The idea was good and there were some guys with us. But I think not the half of them made it to the finish line. Didn't built you the NSX as pace car for this Project?

You know, that I built a car to. I searched my files and found some Pictures
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Christian W Beautiful. I like the Color. The interior Matches to my convertible

Oliver Zwiener 190 PS - mein Traum mit 18 )

Dominik Weitzer Danke euch

Christian W Would you built it the same way today or would you rock it to the Ground?

Dominik Weitzer I think, i wouldn't build it today again.

Neuling Sehr schön!

Christian W I'm wondering why no other producer picked up the JoHan molds and did some reissues of those cool road cruiser. Then I probably will have some in my shelf too. But so I can't afford it. Thank you for showing!

Dominik Weitzer thank you euling, Christian. agreed! They are rare and expensive...sad.

Christian W Nothing more to say. When you want to get rid of it, call me. I will have a place in my shelf for it.

Christian W I'm still wondering, how Porsche makes space in the rear for such huge engines. On this it's not to oversee. I like the rear a lot. The spoiler is awesome and I Always get wet pants when I see one on the road.
The rims on your model Looking perfect. As you wrote: the ones out of the box are crap. So my Italeri one waits for some good wheels.

Christian W Nearly Right. Basically I built the kit for a freind out of a Forum. But he never Paid for it. Then the clear coat started to crack and I didn't sell it anymore. I didn't know what to do with it and you were interested. You got it together with another unbuilt kit.
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You took the kit apart and finished the Body. The barn find is the rest of the new kit with the Body of mine You could add some pictres of it here too.

All over in black it Looks Pretty nice. I like it. I donm't know why I never built a black one again. I have to do a red one since years….

Ray Seppala Nicely done Dominik, we don't see enough civil aircraft subjects here!

Treehugger I would consider adding a gentle wash to make the detailing stand out more. One can always mix the panel wash colors, so one doesn't have to use a pure black, brown or dark grey color.

Alex K As Ray says, it is so nice to see civil aircraft subjects built and shown [as an aside, though - this IS Revell's Cessna Citation rather than the Dassault Falcon, right??? ]

Dominik Weitzer Thanks buddies much appreciated.
Alex, you are right! Have to change the topic. Wrong model picked up...

Thomas Bischoff Well done - Love the open door!

Neuling I agree with Thomas.

Christian W I like it too. The Colors of the Stripes remembering me at the Antonov Bureau. The same Colors, the same swing. This is a good Idea to add it to the An-224. Only the scale is different.
I like those civillian jets a lot. Not the airliner. The private, small jets. They are a piece of Glamour.

Christian W Foxy boooox *wohoo* I'm a fan of the name You need a little touch up on the rims

Bill Newcomer Boy, that much surface area is just BEGGING for Graphics, decals, SOMETHING!

Dominik Weitzer like the name too Bro

Ofcourse Bill. ofcourse...now my brain is working, what kind of Graphics will match on the color

Christian W I saw a TV van on Knight Rider yesterday. I just looked it up:
Season 1, #15, "ive Me Liberty… or Give Me Death" (Autorennen mit alternativen Kraftstoffen)
I knew, it was a Dodge but I think it doesn't matter. Found it:
https://imcdb.org/vehicle_39548-Dodge-Tradesman-1974.html
The funny extra are two satellite antennas on the roof

Bill Newcomer If the roof wasn't white. Gold, yellow or even orange would look good.

Bob Hall Just screams "Free Candy" too me ! LOL !!!!!!!!!!!

Bill Newcomer With the stock wheels like that you could turn it in to a plumber or electrician service vehicle. "Weitzer Wiring Co."

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Dominik Weitzer . But no, Bob. No free candy.

Bill, I really think about it. The color is the point. Almost vans for service or craftsmen are white...

Christian W @Bod ... pretty cool. That would be my solution
@Bill ... sweat idea

István Szücs Very nice! What did you use for the seats? They have nice structure.

Dominik Weitzer Thank you!
@Istvan, these are the original seats of the kit. the have an excellent strukture! The are only painted with flat paint

István Szücs Thank you, Dominik!

Dominik Weitzer long time after painting i started the completing. Mounted windows, headlights from inside the body.
my horrible part was, to slip in the undercarriage. specially the rear end, not to stretch the body too wide as the glued and painted bumper is cracking. I really had to talk myself into it ... but it doesn't help! must be finished
At the end, it worked out very well. with no damages till yet. hurrah!

Christian W Delicious. I like the color of the interior matches so good to black.

Bill Newcomer I was at my LHS to day (supporting my local economy) and saw this kit on their shelf.

Dominik Weitzer Bill, I like this kit a lot. It goes together very nice!
Some points to take a closer look:
In the manual, the bumpers should be mounted at last, after interior and undercarriage is mounted in. I took another way.
- before painting I mounted front and rear bumper. To fit perfect, I had to sand the edges so that the parts fit neatly.
- on the rear bumper I needed some putty
- the transition from the bumper to the body was not smooth, I had to grind it.
- Before painting I checked the bonnet. She was a little bit wider and deformed.

Of course, as I mounted the bumpers first, to slip in the undercarriage is a little bit tricky on the back. There it is to go first in place, very carefully.

Christian W On my body I sanded the engine hood a little narrower to get it fit after the paint is on the body. Without paint there is really little space between the fenders and the hood.
Also I needed putty on the rear bumper to the quarter panels.

Neuling What an automobile .............

Bill Newcomer Very nice! May I suggest that on your next one, lay BMF on the emblems and scripts BEFORE painting then lightly sanding the raised portions to highlight the emblems.

Dominik Weitzer Thanks Neuling

Good Point Bill....i forgot the Emblem-Decals :-D . ups.

Christian W For that, that you can't get in touch with this kit, it turned out well. Classic color combination.

Dominik Weitzer changed the pictures - i made the decals for the emblems. very nice now. what a different look

Christian W Thumb up

Bill Newcomer That's what she needed!

Neuling Sehr schön. I like the "For Sale" notice.

Christian W A grocery getter Cool.

Olivier I can't read the price tag...

Spanjaard nice touch indeed

John D Does that come with a warranty?

Dominik Weitzer , no John, no warranty
Thanks Christian, Neuling and Spanjaard.
Oliver, it is "best offer"

Christian W But new tires in the trunk! Still wrapped. This is a steal

Olivier Ya sure... But it cannot run on unleaded...

Neuling What a pity for this stylish limousine!

Andreas Demestichas Very nicely built,it's a beauty

Christian W The rims look like they are from a ~69 Mustang.

I never noticed this model in your home! Sweetie

Bill Newcomer Definitely Ford rally rims. I have them on my Cougar Eliminator and my 69 Torino.

Dominik Weitzer Aha! Now the riddle is cleared about the rims. Thanks Buddies!
Thank you Andreas

Christian W Right, Bill! I have them on my red Cougar too!

Christian W Crazy. Just a crazy piece of plastic. Extremely rar. I think I didn't see one in my life. Thanks for showing.

Dominik Weitzer always appreciated Bro. Thats why i post time to time my collection.
on this big database with such extreme kits, i also like to see some of them built. and in my opinion it doesn't matter, in wich condition those old pieces of plastic are!

Christian W Damn right

Christian W The missing filler excuses the shadows under the paint. It fits good to the F100 You know which.
I'll show the red one one day.

Dominik Weitzer yes Christian, i like to see the red one. I'm searching still for the first white

Christian W I think you sold it. I grabbed the red one on eBay from you Honestly!

Dominik Weitzer ...old and tired...lets the tail hang...i think, i must give him a freshup

Christian W First it was planned for the basic car under the camper of the racers wedge bundle. Today, I wouldn't paint it in that bright yellow. Probably.

Side notice: I think I need a mold of the tailgate :*

Bob Hall Mine has that same bed tilt issue too, but in the process of fixing that. Looks great though !

Dominik Weitzer Thanks Bob! perhaps i will lay my hands on it to restore it. btw, it is sitting near my bench. Now.
Christian, i have a newer issue from it that will be with the OpenRoadCamper. If the tailgate is the same , ...sure you can have it.

Christian W I only would take it to make a mold of the Chevrolet letters

Dominik Weitzer no worry Danny, i've done long steps till now.

what happend?
See the pictures. that was easy to describe :-D .
O.k., i had to glue the sidepanels on the floor because i will sand the doorentrys and will have less gapes as possible while finish mounting when all is painted. So i had to make my choices, what colors i will have for the interiors:
one black/white, the second black.

i installed the magnets for the doors to hold them in place and - i like that a lot! - it makes a really beautiful "klack" when closing the doors. Now, i will say: that operation is well done! Now i can go ahead to the vinyl roof trim and starting the work to paint them.

what still pays off: that I build one for testing. then the second one runs much better and "construction defects" do not repeat themselves.

Danny Meer I take my hat of for you sir really looks fantastic!

Bill Newcomer I love your tutorial pics on what you have done to get where you are. I can tell that I won't be cutting up any of my Chargers. Way too much work with my skillset.

Adam Gudynowski Good job so far

István Szücs I love it!

Christian W The chassis looks great so far.

Dominik Weitzer Some work done.
The doorentrys to the B-Pilalr are well sanded as wished, fitting very nice. So it was time to see more results and i made my first decision for the paint. One will be bright blue.
So i painted (both Charger) parts similar on the sprues, primed both undercarriage and interiorparts. After that i painted the first one bright blue and completed the rear axle. The front will be attached as the body is completed. Thats the only way, while mounting the body possible don't brake anything on the front.
Thats why those testfittings interior/body/undercarriage are very important.
I'm very happy with this weeks progress.
Now? on to the bodys

Dominik Weitzer short step told, lot of work made.
the interiors are ready detailed and also painted on the outter sides with bodycolor and clearcoat.
then i went to the body parts. the first layer of primer is on, and i'm surprised, that i have only about four/five spots to fill and sand. i painted the bodyparts also inside (doors, hoods)

Andreas Demestichas You did some crazy work there dud, it's awesome

Dominik Weitzer Thank you Andreas

Neuling Andreas is right.

Dominik Weitzer Danke Neuling

Neuling Beautiful!

Christian W Cool! Not seen often on the internet.

Chris Greathouse Total sweetness! Great work!

Dominik Weitzer Thanks mates

Neuling Schöner Käfer!

Tom ... Another beauty!

Dominik Weitzer Dankeschön! Thanks a lot!

Christian W Love it <3 You didn't mention the rear vent windows

Dominik Weitzer thanks Christian. I forgot the term for it

Chris Greathouse Totally awesome!

John D Sweet, now can you do one with a roof chop, that would be totally awesome, maybe 5mm? out of the posts.

Dominik Weitzer Thanks Chris
Dear John ...perhaps. but i have a couple old beetles in my stash for other projects. only more time needed...you know what i mean?
The same problem as other guys in our hobby "can whistle a sound of" (too much ideas, too much unbuild kits, less time)

John D Yes agreed Dominik, your bug is nice too see though, love that it's lowered and that it's running dual carbs, very nice

Neuling Wonderful model!

Bill Newcomer Wow! That's about as baby blue as it gets.

Bill Newcomer Someone stole your spark plugs lol.

JD Great post! Love Ford trucks...have a '66 f-100 myself. I have yet to achieve a high gloss finish, so this is inspiring!

Bob Hall And they made off with your passenger side tail light too ! LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

István Szücs Oh, what a beauty!

Dominik Weitzer Thank you very much .
Bill, i didn't knew, that i drilled the holes out for sparkplugs ...ups! I think, after he crashed down and gone in pieces, i would like to upgrade it...but it sits more than three years in a box and i forgot about it ...
Thanks Bob, i will paint it

Christian W So good, that Nothing broke that day, it fell to the Ground. I like the Color. Sweet. I never built one of These!

Dominik Weitzer as there were about twenty cars involved, i was happy too that some of them had no massive damages. a couple of them were sold, but the important "memoryholders" for me are still completed and alive.
that PU is one of them.

Spanjaard she looks great! great that you put her back together

Dominik Weitzer thanks spanjaard. i have a smile on my face as i see it in the shelf

Christian W Nice

Chris Greathouse I love these camper Caminos!

Dominik Weitzer Thanks! perhaps, i will restore it to a stock one.

Neuling Good looking pickup!

JD What a peach!

Christian W GT500

Bill Newcomer I really like what you did with this one.

Nigel Chapman Wow Dominik, keep 'em coming !

Dominik Weitzer Thank you very much mates - much appreciated

Christian W The color. I don't no, what to say. It looks totally unusual. Clean built.

Christian W It was 2011-2012. Around my divorce. I sold some built Kits because of space problems. This is one of (I don't know exactly how much) a couple.

Thank you I still can remember when I built this one. It was one of the first where the trim is made with a silver liner instead a brush.
I still like the semi gloss paint.

Christian W I totally agree. One of the best cars ever.

Spanjaard A beautiful rendering of an amazing machine

Danny Meer That color looks sick on the 959 love driving this car in Assetto Corsa with VR

Dominik Weitzer Thanks!

Chris Greathouse The orange rims are awesome!

Christian W This is pretty rar. Looks like the ElCamino of GasMonkey Garage

Christian W I'm anxious

Dominik Weitzer Hmmm...today i'll take some PickUp - stuff

Christian W

Matthew Stec Great work.

Dominik Weitzer thanks you Matthew

Christian W This is so cool.

Chris Greathouse Great work! I like that off-white and blue a lot!

Dominik Weitzer thanks a lot

István Szücs Perfect. I like her colors.

Tom ... Gorgeous! Clean and sharp with lots of details. Love it! From two kits? Kit bashing?

Danny Meer That looks awesome mate

David Wilcox Nice work. How did you create the seatbelts?

Dominik Weitzer Thank you very much! Much appreciated
Tom, i used the italeri 300SL and the Revell Ferrari Superamerica (<- this bad boy will show up next days)

David, the belts are from scaleproduction. but in the meantime i work with adhesive plasters from the first aid kit (much material on a roll). i choose the white one, cut it in wide stripes i need and can paint it in every color. the point is, it has the adhesive side that makes it easier to mount the buckles and to fix them on the seats.
The photoetched buckles are from...i cant remember the brand.

Matthew Stec Great job

Neuling Another gem!

Dominik Weitzer thanks mates, much appreciated

Christian W Can you remember?
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This is, how you got it from me, after it felt out ot the shelf. I'm glad, you took it. So it got another Chance.

Before the accident:
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Christian W I see, there is a glass of a headlight missing. I'll check my spar parts boxes. I'm sure, I can help you out with one.

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Chris Greathouse Wow! Fantastic!

Dominik Weitzer thank you!

cool to see the pictures "before"

Spanjaard Nice ro see before and after

Christian W There are a lot of model kits in my shelf also, which will never be restored. I see it like you do: as to remember, how all my model Building started and to see the process somehow.

For an old Buddy of yours, it Looks Pretty good.

JD Exactly...

Dominik Weitzer thanks mates

Nigel Chapman Another job well done and some inspiration for one of my shelved projects

Dominik Weitzer you're welcome! Sometimes, the kit bashing is lieying near the bench and you didn't see it

Christian W This combination is sick . You have really crazy ideas but they all turn out great. The concept even works out on every idea you got.

Dominik Weitzer thanks Brother, much appreciated! Sometimes, my head goes nuts

Christian W My had Always goes nuts but Nothing happens on the work bench then *lol*

Chris Greathouse Very nice.

Nigel Chapman Wow Dominick that really rocks ! Was the engine an easy fit ? What about running gear, is it all Mercury ?

Dominik Weitzer Thanks Nigel! I have to take a look underneath. The engine was easy, only the airintake had to thin out with the grill.

Christian W I still.and always liked the wide fenders. That itself looks bad ass. The overall crazy crappy look makes it perfect

Christian W I like the Tiny car and it's used look.

Neuling So do I!

Dominik Weitzer Thanks!

René "Bilbo" Bartholemy Inspiring! Why do I suddenly have an urge to start building cars?

Dominik Weitzer ups. sorry

Christian W This car is Beautiful. No question. I never managed mine to build.

Spanjaard i got one in stash... i hope it looks half as good as yours, one day.

Olivier Some figures to go with this beauty ?

Neuling Those were the days Olivier ......... maybe some diner service girls on roller skates?

Dominik Weitzer Thank you mates - much appreciated
Of Course, it could make a good Impression in a parking lot of a diner

Matthew Stec Great job

Dominik Weitzer yes sir. a little bit

Christian W

Neuling Very stylish!

Dominik Weitzer thanks

Spanjaard beautiful

Olivier No British racing green but albeit nice.

Christian W Jep. A cool car ever. I'm Always between the chairs: with or without the rear wing. You know, mine has it. But it Looks good without anyhow too. On a Countach there is one Option for me only: with the wing. Here I'm not sure. Maybe I Need two in the self.

Dominik Weitzer i agree. for me, it was no question: Diablo without wing. Countach? Of course with!

Christian W You know, I like Pop up headlights to. Even more, when they are open Can't remember, that you've tried two other Colors on it.

Dominik Weitzer *whistle* jap.

Bill Newcomer I too love Chargers. They are one of the best looking cars EVER!

Christian W I like the car, I like the color. Great. One of my favorites.

Dominik Weitzer Thanks mates. absolutly agreed

Christian W This White Pearl metallic is Beautiful on that car. Not Standard is even better

Dominik Weitzer Thanks brother

Christian W I like the idea with the Color matching rims.

scalemates

Dominik Weitzer Its working p e r f e c t ! Thank you very much!

Christian W The color is classic on this Corvette

Dominik Weitzer And remember on friday, the 13th? She was in the showcase that fell down...thanks god with the only defect on the right rear pillar.

István Szücs Wow, very nice! How did you paint the letters on the tyres?

Dominik Weitzer Thank you Istvan, the letters i paint with a white rollpen