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We had a great time!!! Don't worry about the Spanish, most of it is in English anyway, it's primarily done for the guys in Puerto Rico....
Second part......
Topics I've Started
Meeting pictures from our clubs....
13 May 2013 - 01:11 PM
Some guys were asking me if I can post some links of our monthly meetings and since I have forgotten to do that over several months, here are a few links for you guys.....sorry..... 
http://public.fotki....mcc-meeting-10/
http://public.fotki....ama-meeting--2/
http://public.fotki....pmcc-meeting-9/
http://public.fotki....ama-meeting--1/
http://public.fotki....ama-meeting-10/
http://public.fotki....pmcc-meeting-8/
http://public.fotki....meeting-novemb/
http://public.fotki....pmcc-meeting-7/
http://public.fotki....meeting-octobe/
http://public.fotki....meeting-images/
http://public.fotki....meeting-for-fe/
http://public.fotki....pmcc-meeting-6/
http://public.fotki....eting-dec-2011/
http://public.fotki....mama-meeting-9/
http://public.fotki....pmcc-meeting-5/
http://public.fotki....mama-meeting-8/
http://public.fotki....pmcc-meeting-4/
http://public.fotki....ting-sept-2011/
http://public.fotki..../mama-meeting-/
Now you can't say I didn't do my homework.... 
Panel Lines Tutorial
07 May 2013 - 03:39 AM
'62 Catalina Vintage racer
06 May 2013 - 03:23 AM
I meant to build this baby as the Arnie Beswick race car but was never happy with the shade of Bristol Blue that turned out when I finished painting it, thought it was a little dark. I decided to finish it anyway because I just love the lines of the body of the real car. I used a Model Car Garage detail set for some of the photo-etch details. Paint is Scalefinishes Bristol Blue and no, it was not mixed wrong, I know I must have made a mistake somehow and that's the reason I was not happy with the shade of blue. Jameston from Scalefinishes is one of the pickiest guys when it comes to getting you the most correct color possible when he sells you his paints, I just want you guys to be clear on that so don't think twice when ordering his paints, he is a great person to deal with.
I don't remember which clear I used but in this case, I wanted to polish the clear just slightly, didn't want to turn out with an ultra shiny car since it is a vintage racer. The interior has a lot of masking work to get it to look like that, I mixed several enamel paints to get the different shades. I also used embossing powder for the carpet.
1950 Monogram Ford pickup!
01 May 2013 - 03:45 AM
I built this thing approximately 8 years or so ago but never had good pictures of it so I decided to shoot some new ones and share this with you guys.
