I'll do my best Joe!
I'm thinking of Thing hanging on for dear life to the windshield frame! Maybe Cousin It too. Here's a couple of pics. The chrome paint pen is awesome! Shiney as can be.
The chrome wheels have turned out great. The way Tamiya has these parts set up it's easy to paint the white walls, the chrome wheel and the black tread. I'm filling in the usual spare tire holder and will try to place the spare in the touring car position behind the front wheel. I don't know how that's going to work yet. Plan B is on the rear hood.
I can't say enough about this kit. It's not too complex but has plenty of detail. The fit of the upper body to the bottom could be a little firmer. You are given a piece of mesh to glue over the engine air intake that is not very flexible. I had to fight with it to get it glued onto the intake opening. Those are the only two things I could comment on in a negative way. You have to look closely at the instructions for the assembly of the wheels and fitting them to the axles but you'll see the reasoning if you do. I haven't had to scrape flash from a part yet. The fit of everything so far has been great other than mentioned above. Once you see how the wheels go together it's a pleasure to assemble them.
My figure skills are not that great but this group of characters might be a good way to practice my skills. I could put Gomez on a bike and Lurch driving Morticia, Wednesday and Pugsly in the buggy. Uncle Fester and the rest of the gang could be in another vehicle. This project is growing by the day. I had a crazy thought that I might be able to put this in the one week GB at the last minute but I knew that wasn't really going to happen. Now this may turn into three vehicles and maybe seven figures. I need an extra tall Lurch and two smaller ones for the kids.
