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David G.

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  • Birthday 07/02/1964

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    David A. Gudzinas

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  1. Thank you Ace. And no worries, I find the side conversations interesting too. Thank you Andy. Yes the multicolor interiors can be annoying. I'm glad that this one's not a complete tub-style, those can be maddening when it comes to masking for detail. David G.
  2. Hello Everybody! It's time to rejoin our original broadcast, already in progress. I actually think it's cool when threads start to take on a life of their own. With the chassis nearly complete it's time to start on the interior. Here I'm laying out the basic color scheme. The seats will make use of the Tamiya TS-60 Pearl Green that I originally bought for the body. The seat inserts will be AS-29 Gray/Green as will the carpet. In addition to those colors, the two main body colors (Tamiya TS-102 Cobalt Green and TS-7 Racing White) will be used where appropriate. I think this combination of colors will visually tie the interior and body quite nicely. That's all for this round, thanks for sticking with me on this one. David G.
  3. Thanks Carl, I'm growing to like it myself. David G.
  4. The primer looks good Bob. Nice work on the fuel cell too. David G.
  5. Fabulous work, museum quality! David G.
  6. Excellent weathering and detail, great build! David G.
  7. The interior and body look great! David G.
  8. I really like the wheels and the color combination you used for the interior. That engine though 😮 ! That engine would make for one scary sleeper! Fabulous work! David G.
  9. The varnish really livens up the wood. It looks even better with a proper gloss on it. Curious thing about the color changing carpet. Maybe the adhesive drew the pigment from the paint? One wouldn't expect PVA to interact like that. David G.
  10. Good call on the hood Bob. I think modeling it in the opened position looks much better than lifting the entire thing off every time you want to show the engine. Seeing your take on this makes me want to build something from this time period just to try that out. Well done! David G.
  11. Impressive results for the burl walnut trim! Thanks for sharing your technique, I'll have to try that next time I need such a finish. I like the combination of colors you're using for the interior. Together they have a warm, dark, almost smoky feel to them. It brings to mind a faint smell of leather with just a hint of bourbon and cigars. I think Mr. Webb will be pleased. David G.
  12. Great looking paint and foil work! David G.
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