Hello everyone, I'm new to the forum, and also to the hobby. My name is Fabián and I am from Córdoba, Argentina. I started by making my track out of wood and buying some commercial cars, until I saw some wood model building threads that I really liked and so I decided to try carving my own cars, just for fun. I initially come from model railways and then I went through the construction of motorized scale model airplanes. Please excuse me, because I am not a specialized carver, but I want to show you some progress in this attempt to build from scratch. From here go my respect and admiration for the wonderful wooden models of some carvers, whose work encouraged me to present my car. The idea is to try to rescue the spirit of the car, in this case an Alfa Romeo RL SS from 1926. I found very little documentation of that model, not even plans or measurements, but we'll see what can be achieved. Also, apply some techniques that I learned in the construction of model airplanes such as carving and the use of brass and aluminum sheets. The model is out of scale, because as it is the first carving, I wanted to do it in a large size that allows me to work more comfortably with some details. I started trying to make a plan starting from the few photographs found. Here, the first advances. I hope you like it, and from now on, advice is heard. Greetings and thanks.