Some really nice progress, George @chinesegeorge
With those temperatures it is better to stay inside indeed, floor heating is so helpful in this case.

Good morning Spiros @fiveten, @johnb, @garybrantley, @eb801. Thanks as always for looking and commenting. With regards to the engine cover, alternative parts are supplied in the kit to make a transparent one but are marked as not to be used in the parts listing.

The colour scheme is overall pure white, mainly black interior with red seat belts, black brake calipers, and chromed wheels. The bodywork has been sanded, primed, gloss coated in pure white, clear coated, and polished.

The grills, windows, and engine bay fitted. The side windows were a bit tricky to fit as there is virtually no glueing surface.

The grills are supplied in transparent plastic with instructions to paint them in smoke, which gives a kind of see-through effect.

Not much left to do now. Thank you for looking and happy modelling.

Excellent progress and this white shade looks amazing, my friend @chinesegeorge! The grilles replication approach with transparent styrene is very interesting.

Congrats on reaching the finish line with such nice results on your Lambo. I like your burnt iron color, George @chinesegeorge. Fujimi (and Aoshima) cars fun to build, don't you think?

Hi Eric @eb801, thank you for joining this WIP, and, yes, I’m with you on the Fujimi and Aoshima car kits, they’ve seem to have the 1/24 scale exotic car market pretty tied up, and at good prices, unlike those overpriced resin kits……. Watch this space for another Aoshima Lamborghini coming soon. Happy modelling.