Foxer

I look at all that metal and expect to see John's spectacular metal painting techniques to wow us all.

I really like this, colors especially ... reds and yellows tastefully done.

All your detail looks real good.

I like that cap. ))

That is beautiful just to look at ... just those wipers knocked me over!

I love the chrome pens for many things that BMF just can't do, but BMF has many jobs that the chrome pen's can't. Just use the right thing for the job. This is a 3D printed TR4A turn signal I used a chrome pen for. I never even thought about using BMF on it. Nothing else could have done this, short of losing it in a chrome plater's vat. The big thing is putting it on heavy, like a puddle, and it will shrink down tight and shiny.

I love the smell of cut plastic! Looking real good.

You're in the wrong state to invest, I think, ehhe. NY seems to be lagging on the MM issue. Try coming across the state lines where we're about to open the first shops for anyone. It's probably a bad idea unless your Aunt left millions. Estimates are like 5 million to open a shop and maybe a year or two going thru the process. ... just my guesses from watching it all here in MA. No one in any other business would go through so much hassle to start something!

This is looking really good! The copper Countryman I had makes me wonder how this would feel on the road.

This is all looking fantastic. That flocking job around the RS lettering is brilliant!

Here's a few links where you can create custom plates and print on photo paper (or make decals) and cut out. http://www.acme.com/licensemaker/ https://www.licenseplates.tv/license-plates.html Edit" eheh Rob beat me

and still working the '32.

Looking good!

I only have a few bad pictures, nothing else left. Built in 1962. yes, striped corduroy

There's a 3D model at Hum 3D that would be a nice start to make a 3D Printer version. $75 isn't a bad price for a 3D car mesh, but I'm not sure how the creater's rights apply.