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Maciej Bellos
Like the cat

bossy122
Nice camo

Christian W
Totally of topic 😉
I started driving Honda in 1991 with a 1983 Accord. Then a 1987, 1989, 1990, 1996 Accord with a lot of other Honda, VW and a Pontiac parallel (1979/1980/1980/1983 Accord 2dr and 4dr, 1980 and 1989 Prelude, 1985/1986/1990 Civic, 1996 Legend and a good dozen Beetles from 1949 up to 1985). Except my daily driver (2007 CRV with 442.000 kilometers) I've sold mostly all old Honda at least last year. My brother sold his second ever car (Prelude 1986 - in the US shold be the 2.0 SI) this year after holding it for 22 years back. The new owner made contact approx. 10 years ago to tell him, if he ever will sell the Prelude, he will buy it. And he did! Amazing story....
I rebuilt my Accord Wagon as a kit here (the daily driver before my CRV: 1996 Honda Accord Aerodeck / Wagon - Gallery | Album by christian-w (1:24)) and my two "fun cars" (Civic CRX Del Sol - driving it nearby my CRV in the summer: 1992 Honda CRX Del Sol - Gallery | Album by christian-w (1:24), 1968 Beetle -the last in the shad 1968 Beetle - my Beetle: ED | Album by christian-w (1:24))
I think, you can make an album with all you want 😉

Mark W
Alas, none of the Hondas I've owned come in plastic scale );
And my list is not as long as yours is, lol.
I started with a 1982 twinstar, currently I have a 1968 Scrambler, 2006 Accord 3.0 (coming up on 250k miles), a 2006 Insight, a 2014 Civic Si (K24 with a centrifugal S/C and supporting mods) and plenty of yard equipment!
I don't mean to hijack this thread, so feel free to DM me if you have more to share!

To Robert, I appreciate you sharing this build and I'm following along. The pictures you've shared so far have moved this kit up a handful of rungs on the wishlist.

Sander de Volder
Impeccable!

Guido
Will look great once finished ✅

David H
Bit late to the party but grabbing a seat , looking fab

Desert Marlin
I just finished one in 1:32 scale. But even in 1:48, they are a beast!!! Some really fine work going on here!!!

BetterTimes-Henry
Great start. Excellent cabin!👍

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Guido
Why not try and source window decals and close them all up? Would make your life maybe a bit easier?

Robert Fuqua Author
The kit came with window frame decals but I know the clear carrier film will sink into a concave shape after decal solvent is applied. I don't want to fill them with putty, I'd prefer them to be opaque. Besides, I like experimenting with new techniques with each new build. I'm in the process of making clear Sprue goo to fill the other side.

Robert Podkoński
Interesting! Watching!

Alexander
Interested too!

Cerberus21
This is what I like to see. Very cool.

Moreno Baruffini
I'm in, too!

Guy Rump
Me too! 👍

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Mark
Glorious!