Dr Plastic

OKAY I found the sight but no photos of what I need. Thanks!

Do you have a link?

I am in need of any info on how the coolant and fuel lines were routed from the front of the block and pump to the backside of the radiator/fuel tank and where they attached. I have a few pics but most are inconclusive! TIA

Looking for stuff like wheels and PE and stuff! thanks

The clear coat is so thick that it is hiding fine detail like attachment hardware and is pooled in all the corners. I have one valve cover cleaned up and the detail is Tamiya-esque! Nice and crisp. Beautiful.

OH SNAP that was cool....I posed this question to Round 2 after I posted here and I got the following from them.. Hi Scott, On the final product we could not use the “Ford” logos. Unfortunately we did not realize we had the original copy of the decals shown on the website. We will be updating the website to reflect the correct decal sheet. I am very sorry for the confusion. Doug Ridge Customer Service He must have changed the image on the site after I queried them on this! They removed the "Powered by Ford " logos! WOW!

I have never in 47 years of modeling had a problem removing this stuff.....I have soaked my clear parts from the new reissue of the AMT Ohio George '33 Willys Gasser kit in oven cleaner overnight. The chrome came off OK but that insidious clear gloss paint that is applied prior to the chroming process that gives chrome plating that sparkle, refuses to budge! What do you guys to remove this stuff with out destroying the parts? I have tried Tamiya thinner, Diosol, Testors Airbrush thinner......nothing penetrates this stuff! Any hints or help is greatly appreciated! Scott

These are the decals that are shown on the On the AMT - Round 2 website http://www.round2models.com/models/amt/ohio-george-coupe/amt770-1 The decals in the box does not include the "Powered by Ford" decals as advertised on thier website! This is a case of false advertising

Simply Stunning work! That is one beautifully built model congrats!

That is where I posted this thread! A search turned up zippo!

Asking for a good friend who is looking for any decals and or photo etch or resin for these kits? TIA

Revell Firebird 400 Ram Air

Fujimi Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Spyder

Johan '63 Chrysler Turbine

Chrysler had all 55 cars built in Italy by Ghia of Turin.. When the program was finished they were directed by the US Gov to either A; Destroy the cars or B; return them to Italy. They chose the former as it would have been too expensive to ship them back. This was because the entered in the US on a special "visa" and it expired when the test program was completed.

Very nice Job Mr Obsessive! I for one can really appreciate the work you did. I to have built this kit. Here is a link to some pics if you are interested in looking at. As for the script what I did was primerd with Mr. Surfacer then I foiled like normal. Then I applied the color coats pf MCW Turbine Bronze Met. #6655. After each coat I gently removed the paint on the scripts with a Q-tip and a touch of thinner. After all the color coats were applied I then applied 7-10 coats of gloss over the scripts to seal them in! http://public.fotki.com/ScottABregi/my_modeling_projects/63_chrysler_turbine/

OMG! That is the epitome of the "silk purse from a sows ear" That is some stunning paint work! Bellissimo!

Thanks everyone! CJ...yes you are correct it is a 2007!

From one Ferrari aficionado to another...BELLISSIMO! Very nice! How did you do the yellow Novitec wheel stripes on the yellow 430 Scuderia?

Sorry for the sparse crop of automotive subjects but I build more than just cars and I have a few commission builds this year so I have only completed two cars and started on so here they are.... 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged Westchester sedan: Monogram 812 Cord donor chassis and engine, Tamiya Maroon paint. On Bob Sheltons' Resin conversion body 2010 Lamborghini Gallardo: Fujimi with House of Kolor Sunset orange pearl under 7 coats of clear! "Ohio" George Montgomery's' '33 Willys Gasser which is currently under Construction!

This kit blows all other Tamiya car kits away!

BELLISSIMO! That is one FINE looking Ferrari!

Kaleb....how did the instagram post go? Thanks everyone for the kind words!

Sure...please send me links to them!

Well I took the Cord 812 to it's first show, The 21st annual Tidewater Automotive Society's (TAMS) Model car and Truck contest in Norfolk, Virginia and it won First place in the Factory Stock, '59 and older class, Most Popular Model and Best In Show.