Dodge Magnum

Thats is just crazy.

If I can be detailing models half as well as you do one day, I will be more than happy.

Congrats on an awesome build and welcome.

AJ

Thanks guys for this very cool reception!!

As said, now I can't dedicate my time in this building. I hope to solve my other priorities quickly to get back my Magnum.

Thanks again and feel free for ask anything.

Cheers!

Cesar

If i may be one of the ones to say it is well done but as an old time model judge you let your self down in some of the detail aspects of the model. Over all it is fantastic but the thing that lets it down are the speakers you put in it. The one in the dash needs to be straight and the same with the two small one in the back. I know i will cop some flack over this but i say it as it is.

Excellent work, I love the detail in the engine bay. Well done.
I have seen this before on another forum.

TuffXR... If that's the best nit-picking, not exactly straight speakers, an " old time model car judge" like yourself can do....

TuffXR wrote:If i may be one of the ones to say it is well done but as an old time model judge you let your self down in some of the detail aspects of the model. Over all it is fantastic but the thing that lets it down are the speakers you put in it. The one in the dash needs to be straight and the same with the two small one in the back. I know i will cop some flack over this but i say it as it is.

Thanks for honestly and technical opinion but it's too late mate, sorry...

Chassis its body now and I won't open it because of this... Also it is a subjective point and in my opinion don't lets my Magnum down. Actually I would like to see an similar build to use as reference.

Anyway, I don't build my cars to judges judging... I build for me to challenging my skills and kill my time. It's my hobby, maybe yours too.

A while ago I had decided to don't compete in contests anymore, and the reason is a subjective judgement by "judges" which think are experts and can't finish a presentable car.

Nothing personal mate, but I did a quick search and I didn't found one of your rides to make my opinion about little things.

Cheers!

Cesar

PM sent. Enjoy.

Cliffo wrote:TuffXR... If that's the best nit-picking, not exactly straight speakers, an " old time model car judge" like yourself can do....

Ahh no there's more i can see.

Anyway, I don't build my cars to judges judging... I build for me to challenging my skills and kill my time. It's my hobby, maybe yours too.

A while ago I had decided to don't compete in contests anymore, and the reason is a subjective judgement by "judges" which think are experts and can't finish a presentable car.

................brilliantly said

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Merry Xmas Fellas!

After 11 months without put a finger in this build, yesterday I decided finish it.

I re-polished machined lips and painted scratchbuild intake tube and element.

Still need mirrors, wings, put brake lines in calipers, some detail and touch up before finishing.

I hope you like it and feel free to critics and comments.

Cesar, I take my hat off to you sir, brilliant work, Bravo.

Superb work Cesar, can't wait to see this one all complete.
TJ

I just went through the build up again, incredible amount of detail work Cesar, stick at it mate and get this baby finished, i want to see it done, PLEASE!

Really nice build Cesar. The detail is awesome and the paintwork beautiful.
Looking forward to seeing it finished.

Josh.

Last update before finished. Modified wing it's in place and now it only have 4 pieces to done.

No more updates, so any critics and comments are welcome! Thanks to see!

That's one very cool mopar wagon.