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My current project is making the seat belts. I'm using medical tape and a red sharpie for the material. The tricky part was figuring out the photoetch...

@helveg thank you. I'd love to have them functional, but my skill level is not up to the task and I'd hate to ruin the kit by trying.

Before I spray the blue body color, I've been trying to figure out how I wanted to attach the doors. I didn't want to permanently attach them in the o...

Corrected my error with the brake rotors. Stripped the paint, then brushed on some black panel liner to dull the shine of the photoetch. I painted ...

@helveg glad they're of use to you!

For those building the Ferrari 296 GT3 of Max's, these are screenshots I captured off a video of his debut at NÜRBURGRING. This is where I got the imp...

My bad. More research shows Max never ran carbon brakes on his GT3 cars, so I've got the photoetch pieces in paint stripper.

While I had some free time, I decided to try a different approach (for me) to detailing the brake rotors. I scuffed the photoetch pieces and sprayed t...

What aluminum powder are you using? Or is that already in the paint? Thanks!

Detailing of the interior tub is pretty much completed, and the dash is completed. Once the weather cooperates, then the body painting will continue...

Beautiful build! Can you give a little more detail about how you did the brake rotors? What is the aluminium powder you use? And do you mix with a r...

The electronics side of the interior is finished to the best of my abilities. I think it has just enough to give somewhat of an appearance of a race c...

Great job on applying the decals!!!

The engine bay detailing is done. Will redo the coil wires once the tub is in the body. A good portion of the interior tub wiring is in place. Or a...

Engine bay detailing is pretty much completed for now. Have two photoetch pieces to add, and the coil pack wiring to attach once the tub is mounted in...