JerseeJerry55

I like that a lot.

Like that a LOT. Great work. Bravo.

Hello all. This has been a long term project of mine which hopefully will be done sometime in the late fall/early winter. I got this Revell 1969 ZL-1 Camaro in a trade last year. wasn't sure what I was going to do with her. Then I thought of the following. Back in the early 1980's as a teen and into my early twenties I used to hang out at a Burger King in Bethpage NY. There were always muscle cars in the lot and not always pristine examples. So my idea is to do a street car similarly in partial primer. A couple of weeks back I had put some putty on her and then sanded it down. So the rough areas you see I will paint in primer. I will post pics as I go along. As always feedback is welcomed. Thank you for taking your time to look.

That's very cool.

I like it thus far.

Brian Thank you. These Revell's are a fun build.

Thanks Doc

Good morning. So I assembled the wheels and the tires last night. So lo and behold what pops back up is the wonderfully atrocious fit of the wheels and tires on the drive axles. Mine has some really noticeable gaps. In other words the space between the two tires is pretty even until one point where it gets wider. I know others that have built these kits may have experienced this issue from time to time. However I believe I may have a solution. I think I will glue the wheels on the axles where the front drive wheel gaps will be hidden under the rear fenders. The rear drive wheels will be glued where the gaps will face forward. Although I am by no means a rivet counter but in regard to things of this nature I do tend to stress the small stuff because these issues should have been corrected awhile ago. In addition they should have included a visor as I have never seen an Aerodyne without one, or the later model Peterbilt 359's also.Also any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for the tip. Have a great day.

Good morning everyone hope all are well. I have a question in regard to paint colors for the 1998 Gordon Dupont Rainbow Warrior. Which are proper shades/brands for the paint. Thank you.

Some work on the W900 over the weekend. The dash is going to be redone. Going along well so far.

Wow that's very cool. Nicely done.

Clayton, Hi. I like working with rattle can lacquers (Model Master, Testors, and Tamiya). Only drawback is that it's only 3 oz vs. 6 oz. in the standard store bought enamels.

So you don’t need mine then?

Hello all Happy 4th of July to those who celebrate it. I am redoing a Monogram 1969 Dodge 440 Six Pack Super Bee. I need the interior glass as mine is damaged. If anyone has a spare please PM me. Thanks Jerry