The Lamborghini show room

Hi; Well;

You can keep them all except the Dark blue? One and the Light Green one. I like them all But those two are ones I have ridden in!

 There are quite a few exotic autos running around New Braunfels ,Texas! It's not impossible on a nice day to see at least ten or twelve. From Mase's to Rolls's and Lambos and a few Ford Types.

Nice collection. I considered doing a similar thing with corvettes, but didn't get that far..

only built one car but I was happy with the finish.  If I remember I believe the process was clean body, primer, wet sand with 2000, color coat, clear coat, wet sand 2000, color coat, clear coat, wet sand 2500, polish with tamiya, let dry, polish with tamiya finish.

I normally wets and the clear coat at the end. Are you suggesting a wet sand if the base coat? 

What I've struggled with in the past is clear parts but now using canopy glue which has helped. 

Currently working on a Huricanne, and the rear bumper will not fit, driving me Insaine.

Maybe wet sand between coats for a better finish.  Funny you posted this.  I saw the very rare Lambo Countach today in red.  Ferruccio certainly has come a long way from building tractors.

    Good start on your collection and show room. I have always said the great thing about models is you CAN own a Lambrogini, a MIG, or evan a fleet of battlships and subs.

   Look on the bright side....your insuance is WAY cheaper with the family truxter than a fancy sports car. Would be fun though.