Mike Chernecki

If you are still looking for the Highland Green paint, Hobbyworld-USA in Salem sells Zero Paints.

Are we going back in time, whats with the metal axles in many of the new Revell kits?

Just buy a can of engine enamel, Plastikote #208 or Duplicolor DE1610 are the correct early 60s light blue.

Common problem, I pushed the two pieces together until it clicked and filled the gap between the two pieces with super glue and accelerator. No problem now. I had originally wound masking tape around the joint, but it eventually slid up.. then pop.

I usually color over the molding and a bit of surrounding area with a black sharpie. Then use files and sanding stick, stop sanding when the surrounding black is gone.

Last week I saw a guy driving a newer black COPO Camaro in traffic. Very nice and very loud. Wish I had taken a picture. Then a block later a new Corvette with a chrome wrap.

Please consider adding the Revell 1970 Charger to your list. Everything is wrong on the Revell sheet, tail stripe doesn't have the peak in the middle, hood panels should have the 440 / Hemi lettering near the outside edge rather than centered and no pinstripe decals included.

I don't have any of the new releases, except a bunch of older kits with crappy decals.

Great idea. But we can use decals for the Super Bee as well. The Revell/Monogram kit has decals with the Bee flying backwards, along with correct SIX PACK decals for the hood.

Just curious, why ask the same question twice in two separate threads. As answered in your previous thread, Fireball Modelworks has the exact wheel and hiubcap your looking for and you will not find a better piece.

Fireball Modelworks has them

I bought the complete set and love these.

I will try this. Thanks

What are you using as a template, is that a plastic sign? How do you keep the template fixed to the body when scriibing?