Amazing entry and good progress already, my friend @bikequeen!
Yes! I love the blue shade!

@fiveten @johnb and anyone else peeking in :). Yesterdays work, now I have to mix paint for the interior and hand brush it cuz my airbrush skills are terrible ;( 2 different colors (reddish)

Engine is done and I got the trim done…I cheated and used a silver sharpie, worked pretty well

I got one more day to paint before we are thrust into a nasty deep freeze, which is quite uncommon in the mid-south :/

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Very nice progress indeed, Cricket @bikequeen
And to be honost, your finished models clearly show that your painting skills are really good.

Hey, bikequeen, I didn’t know you had started this build. A Jaguar Mk2, the second car I ever owned, after a MG Midget Mk 3, it was a 3.4 litre automatic, pale grey, and fabulous, even though the heater didn’t work, the back seat worked very well as I remember.

@chinesegeorge Interesting, my second car was a Triumph TR-4, not the same league but I loved it, 15 years ago I had a Jaguar XJ6, it was the last made by them before Frod bought them out. It had issues and I didn’t have it long but loved it too

Nice @bikequeen! I'm looking forward to seeing how it comes out. Looks like a really cool kit. Fun to find stuff you didn't realize you had. Makes it so you can experiment a lot more without worrying about it. It's like it was free.

Good luck with the storm, it's starting here in Wisco tonight!

After Ford bought Jaguar out and introduced them to the Industrial Revolution, you didn't have to own two - one to drive while the other was at the shop. As the owner of several English cars (the last being a Sterling in which they took an innocent Honda Acura and saddled it with a Lucas "electrical system"), it's hard to believe that lot managed to invent the Industrial Revolution.

Nice work on the "saloon" so far.