Brayton Buick 1989

Kyle DeHart Author
Forgot about this one. Finally got the paint job finished. Picked up a 3d printed Buick to marry to this one. Other than that it won't be too much different than OOB

Villiers de Vos
Very nice progress.

Jorge Rumayor Banda
Following, Very good paint.

Kyle DeHart Author
Thanks guys! And welcome

Kyle DeHart Author
I stuck my big fat thumb on the pink part of this and didn't notice it until later so that's been taped off, wet sanded and redone. More photos soon as I begin assembly and decals.

Bozzer
Lol, we've all done that, at some point. Waiting for paint to dry, is the hardest. It's usually around that time, I start another kit.

Kyle DeHart Author
Hey! I forgot about this one again. This one went into the purple pond 3 times. I just couldn't get it right. But these things do happen. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Anyways, it's done now. Razor sawed off the Chevrolet V8 from the transmission and pinned the Buick V6 to it. I had to sand the engine cover down quite a ways because of the Buick valve covers being higher. I also scratched some new rear wing end plates to better match the 1989 Lola. And added some harnesses to the cockpit. I always enjoy these kits.

Neuling
Good work, interesting color!

Kyle DeHart Author
Thanks Neuling. I believe I have achieved a color combo close to the original car at least. That pink sure pops.

Bozzer
In a perverse kind of way, I love watching you do these. I'm definitely not a racing guy, and if I'm honest, my car skills are rubbish. But when I see you make these, it makes me want one? Can't wait to get the cave finished, and get some new glue! Not long now, to the finish line 😉

Kyle DeHart Author
Bozzer, these kits are just great fun!! They are relatively simple, go together well and you can add some details to elevate them. There's also so many great liveries. I just always have fun with them. You should absolutely build one. I think you'd have fun too!