Thanks! DDA was the first to make a Black-on-Black several years ago (it's the tooling the current GreenLight diecast is based on), so I wouldn't be surprised to see more from them in the future.
@Spencer1984 I thought is was the Japanese company that made it first mad max intercepter and then the road warrior but hopefully they will get these models going
@@kevinmadmaxfan8132 yes, sorry, that was poorly written on my part - I meant DDA "had first made" the Black-on-Black several years ago - so they had a history of making other Mad Max cars. Aoshima's kits were released around the same time, but I think they did edge out DDA by a couple of years.
Looking good!!!
Thanks!
Looks Good!!! Almost there. I'll be watching
Thanks, getting close now!
It's such a funky looking car i would actually want one
Definitely an interesting look, if money were no object I'd pick up an Australian classic.
That is looking super Bill! Definitely a kit to have!
Thanks! Yes, they did a really nice job with it - I could definitely see picking up more of their models in the future.
Looking good.🤓👍
Thank you!
Same as a few new Revell kits..the screws are for the die-cast version too.
Yup. I know it bothers some builders, but no complaints from me.
are bearable hidden, but i had to kill them, when are placed on the fuel tank...@@Spencer1984
Sick! Do you take build suggestions?
Thanks, and absolutely yes - fire away!
What's the chances this company might do the rest of Max's cars? This is so cool btw
Thanks! DDA was the first to make a Black-on-Black several years ago (it's the tooling the current GreenLight diecast is based on), so I wouldn't be surprised to see more from them in the future.
@Spencer1984 I thought is was the Japanese company that made it first mad max intercepter and then the road warrior but hopefully they will get these models going
@@kevinmadmaxfan8132 yes, sorry, that was poorly written on my part - I meant DDA "had first made" the Black-on-Black several years ago - so they had a history of making other Mad Max cars. Aoshima's kits were released around the same time, but I think they did edge out DDA by a couple of years.