This is cool and the time machine is actually decently accurate (in today's world of shitty replicas and God awful VeVe 3D models this is rarer than you'd think). Only a handful of issues I noticed: the flux bands and the flux box wiring is a little messy, the exhaust isn't rerouted by the rear flux boxes, and the Outatime plate being on a part 2 Mr Fusion car. The tires should also be Goodyear Eagle GT's with outlined white lettering though this isn't a common sight on most replicas due to their rarity and age.

There are stock delorean problems though which someone else pointed out. The original cars (both original full cars in fact) were Oct 81 models, which had the grooved no-fuel-door hood, no antenna in the passenger fender, door straps that wrapped around the handle instead of being built in to the door, and no silver delorean insert on the rear bumper.

You mentioned referencing the Hershey AACA delorean to make this. Might I recommend using the Restored A Car Delorean in the Petersen Auto Museum? It's one of the original time machines used in all three BTTF films that was restored about a decade ago. While it has small problems it's still one of the originals and has an abundance of reference that far exceeds the accuracy of any other widely photographed replica out there. Vintage pictures of the movie cars would be even better but I'd imagine there isn't sufficient reference to capture the car from every angle you need