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G' Day folks,

First one for 2015.

Revell 'Good Guys' street rod kit, decided to have some fun with this and turn it into a sleeper of sorts!

I used the intake out of a Sprintcar kit which is a good match in my opinion and certainly looks like it was made for that engine bay.

The 'nostalgic' resin wheels are from 'The Parts Box'

Base coat is Tamiya TS-29 Semi Gloss Black followed by 4 coats of Tamiya TS-14 Gloss Black.

The interior and wheels were painted with Tamiya TS-7 Racing White.

Once again I used the Tamiya polish, starting with the coarse then onto the finish and with summer here 'Downunder' it makes painting / polishing real easy and sometimes you can lay down a smooth paint job in the nice warm weather.....

Cheers

Ray

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Hi Ray....no, no not Hi-Way, Hello Ray!

What a paint job! Beautiful black and smooth as smooth can be!

Excellent, my compliments on a job well done.

Also, could you please give some insight on what kind, or how you prepared the lighting for your photo session? I need help with letting dark colors show properly on models. You did very well.

Thanks,

michael

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Hi Ray....no, no not Hi-Way, Hello Ray!

What a paint job! Beautiful black and smooth as smooth can be!

Excellent, my compliments on a job well done.

Also, could you please give some insight on what kind, or how you prepared the lighting for your photo session? I need help with letting dark colors show properly on models. You did very well.

Thanks,

michael

Thanks Michael, nothing special about my pics.....

I use a good quality camera (Sony Cyber shot 16mp)

Use some A3 size paper as your back drop

And some good quality lamps with 100 watt globes

For these pics I turned the flash 'off' and just used the light from the lamps.....

Taking pictures has always been a challenge for me trying to get the right angle etc, but I'm still learning as I go ;)

Here's my cheap and nasty booth :lol: !

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