henry57

Looks great, what wheels and tires are those?

What scale do you build and what type of cars?

It looks great, I love the wheels on it.

I usually thin 2k clears when spraying models. It does not dull or affect BMF in any way that I've seen.

Finished the engine and did a light wash on the wood,

I see a lot of things on builds here that I would change or would have done differently, but I realize It's just a hobby. I wish more people would post their builds good or bad I'm just happy to see people enjoying building models. I've been away from building for a few years, and after getting back on here I'm very surprised at how few post there are compared to just a few years ago.

Started polishing the Fenders,

Thanks, the blue is model masters and the fenders are flat black with Testors one coat clear. First time using the Model Master paint, seems to take a long time to dry and I don't really care for the way it sprays.

I've had this kit sitting around for a few years, just finally decided it was time to build it.

The orange 72 chevelle you posted has a 69 hood on it.

I just dug this one out of a junk box, doesn't really look like it in the pic but it has a lot of glue on it.

Looks great. How did you reverse the mirror?

I agree on the Revell Snap-Tite kits the Chevelle and 57 Chevy are very accurate and probably the easiest kits I've ever built.

Wow! I wonder what it cost to build.

Wow! I wonder what it cost to build.