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Google Images " R C airplane wheel pants" plenty of options to choose from.

They look to be Milodon Comp Series, if my foggy memory serves me right.

Very nice build. I really like to see the progression you've made. Next we'll have you detailing engine bays. Keep up the great work!

Custom mixed PPG lacquer, DuPont urethane clear coat. Minimal wiring and plumbing. Wood veneered instrument panel, scratched seat belts.

Refinished in PPG lacquer, DuPont urethane clear coat. Minimal wiring, machine aluminum pulleys. Scratch built front and rear shocks, aluminum spreader bars front and rear, faux hood hinge, tail lights, floor shifter assembly and seat belts. Built this about 17 years ago.

I attempted this back in 1965 and it didn't come out very good, 55 years later I got it done. Lindberg kit, engine wired and plumbed. Added details- master cylinder, windshield washer bag, distributor, lower ride height. Refinished in PPG lacquer with Transtar clear.

Revell Porsche 911 GT1 EVO has those wheels.

Revell kit. Minimal wiring and plumbing. Refinished in BASF lacquers, DuPont urethane clear coat.

This is a very rare color option- only 140 were produced in this color. It's a nice change from the black, red and white Corvettes. Old Revell kit, plastic was very brittle and warped. Some of the best chrome I've ever seen on malformed parts- that's why I decided to build it OOB. Refinished in custom mixed RM lacquers, DuPont urethane clear coat.

Engine wired and plumbed. Refinished in BASF lacquer, DuPont urethane clear coat. Scratch built parking brake cables, fuel lines and PCV system.

Check out the interior details at "Model Car Garage"

I would mask the filler using BMF shoot the grill and bumper chrome, let dry ,do a black wash on the grill remove the BMF sit back and admire

Kinda looks like a crosseyed Platypus

Try using wedding cord or bakers twine, Lots to choose from color wise, Take a look at Google Images.

"Easy Off" Is the trade name of home oven cleaner