I just finished a couple of car projects and thought I'd share.
The first is Tamiya's Alpine Renault. It's the car that won the 1971 Alpine rally:
It's a full-detail kit (complete with engine) built straight from the box. The kit decals are by Cartograf, and are the nicest ones I've ever worked with. My battles with decals are legendary, but these went on perfectly.
At the other end of the spectrum (on many levels) is this one, Revell's 1963 Corvette roadster. It's a snap-together curbside kit, with around 35 parts. I detailed it with Model Car Garage's photoetch set and a bunch of Bare-Metal Foil, but other than that it's pretty much box-stock. Don't let the kit's snap-together status fool you -- it's very accurate and a real sweetie to build.
I hope you like them!
Matthew Usher @ FineScale Modeler magazine