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WOW!!!!! That is AWESOME!
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As many issues as I have of this kit including the newest release, I have yet to build it. LOL! Looks great in that color. Great job!
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'57 Ford Custom Street Machine
Starliner Kustoms replied to Starliner Kustoms's topic in Under Glass
These are the only ones I have. I didn't bother wiring the motor as I didn't plan on displaying it with the hood open. Still like the way it looks when built. -
'57 Ford Custom Street Machine
Starliner Kustoms replied to Starliner Kustoms's topic in Under Glass
Thanks everybody! Steve Mason Nice build! Hope to do the AMT version soon. -
'57 Ford Custom Street Machine
Starliner Kustoms replied to Starliner Kustoms's topic in Under Glass
I used Bare Metal Foil for all the chrome. The ford script on the front was foiled before paint then tapped off and buffed till it came through. -
This was a real fun build. I wanted to do the car like a person would have done it in the mid to late 60's. I always have had a love for street machines and when a buddy of mine clued me into a project he was doing it gave me a bit of a boost to get rolling with this one. So I grabbed a set of wheels, tires and a dash mounted tach and away I went. The whole project took 3 weeks to do and was painted using Tamiya paints. The clear however is Testors one coat. I made the flat taillights using clear plastic and shot them with Tamiya clear red. Having built this kit as a Kustom back when it was first issued, I knew what to expect along the way. Overall, I am very pleased with the results and would definitely recommend this kit to anyone looking to do a 57 ford.
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Sweet!
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Beautiful Job!!!!!
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Thanks Everyone!
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I used Tamiya Tape. So easy to work with and leaves a smooth line.
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Thanks Guys! I was going to add more shots but the space is limited and the files are big
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Got this finished up the other day. Loved building it. And, it was my first time actually spraying the rally stripes. I have tried decals in the past with major failures. I used Dupli-Color for the first primer coat to see and body work that was needed. after wet sanding and drying I shot it with Tamiya primer followed with Tamiya's Bright White. After sitting for a few days I masked off and shot the Tamiya Bright Orange color coat followed by Testors Wet Look Clear. I built it pretty much out of the box with the exception of the wheels. I wanted to go with a more period look. Anyway, enough babbling...
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Thanks Guys!
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I agree plus, I could never seem to get them in place without cracking or just falling apart. Even with the solvent.