Today we are going to be starting out on one of the major design features on the Boso cars we're going to be building the silhouette spoiler. The big basically plywood built thing. We got some more marine gray plywood. This is the same exact three-fourths so that way once we build it up with the fiberglass to reinforce it and bodywork that it should be about an inch thick which is going to match pretty much everything else on the car. Right now I'm going to build everything out of cardboard. Make sure that we have the side profile correct and then from there we'll cut a piece of wood for the center section. We'll figure out our width and then from there we can start glassing everything. So I'm not entirely sure that this is what we want. This is really close and I think it looks really good proportionally to the car and template itself. I think it looks good. I think we're going to build it at a bendy at first just so we're not wasting the expensive marine gray plywood. Build it all out, do the width and everything. See if it looks correct. Look at a few more reference pictures when it's all complete. It's going to be able to just cut this out of here. Screw it together. It'll go really easy and have almost an exact four-fourths. It'll look like and then we'll see what the side of that's exactly what we want. Make any modifications if necessary. Then we can go there and cut it out of the plywood. So this is pretty much a proof of concept. I wanted to completely build it out to the exact dimension that I wanted to. I just didn't want to end up wasting the marine gray plywood if we did want to change anything. However, this turned out absolutely perfect. I think it's about as close as it can be to what they do over there. Everything seems to be pretty much perfect. So we're going to take the dimensions off of this, make them perfect and transfer it over to the marine gray plywood, use that as a basis, carve us over that and then body work that and all that. We are going to be using some steel in here to attach everything. We're going to use it down at the basis here. From there we're going to glass in the metal into the wood here and then it's going to go down into the trunk. We're going to weld some studs in here, some bolts in here. So that way they go into the trunk and you can use some nuts on the backside. We're going to try and make this so it can break down pretty easily. It could be put in the trunk or the back seats or whatever. We're going to make it so there's only going to be two or three bolts holding it on in the side here. So that way it kind of comes down to three pieces that lay pretty flat. We can put them down because obviously we could drive with this thing on. But I'm sure higher wind speeds if it's being trailered or if we're going faster. I'm sure it's going to be creating a lot of just. I don't want to say downforce but it's definitely going to create a lot of drag. I don't want to push it down and pulling up on the trunk and just creating some sort of problems with either the filler or the paint or something like that. So we're going to make it break down. We're going to still make it look a lot nicer than what they do over there. A lot of times they just use L brackets here and then on the trunk and honestly it looks really cheap and not that great. We're going to try and just make it a little bit better than they would have. But this is where we're going to end it for today. I'm going to put out this video that way you guys can see what I'm doing. We're in my right now and that way I have a little bit more time to work on the final product. Anyways guys if you are interested in helping out the channel and the progression of this build go ahead and pick up yourself some merchandise. Anyways guys that is going to be it for today. Hope you enjoyed the piece out.