Agent G

The rockets were used to throw lines to ships in distress. She wouldn't be carrying depth charges in the white hull/red stripe livery. Emergency buoys maybe, not depth charges. G

Yup, gotta get this one. G

Smoooooooth........... G

Bigger orifice = more paint flow. It needed a bit more PSI to fully atomize that paint. G

Looks good. The trunk lid could be more horizontal and the transition at the end should be sharper. The character line should extend through the rear fenders as seen here. That will help alleviate the slope of the trunk. The black pinstripe follows the body line.

Very nice! We received some of these off the state order for our Traffic Safety Division. That was a whale boat of a car for sure. It was the only police car I ever drove that I had to bring the seat up a notch or two. G

Looking good so far. Love the "tribute" cars as they hold all the memories! In real life the roof numbers were initially the "shop" number of the car and had nothing to do with beat or call sign. 1A12 is a Central Division, 2 man car, patrolling beat 12. Later, the division number was added to the trunk, so a 1 would be on Central Division cars. Air units had to ID particular cars by calling "Shop xxx" and then giving directions. Pilots caught on quicker that the beat coppers. No one really remembers the car's shop number, only the call sign. G

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If the plastic is a warm color, paint the inside gold. If it's a cool color, use silver. Just like the base coat for a candy paint job. G

All that and they mounted the muzzle break sideways...….

My two current faves. All time #1 Still got it in her 70's. G