Dirkpitt289

Nicely done

Great painting skills. I love the old T-Bolts

Dude, you do some wicked build. Bravo!

Doooode, this is wicked cool. I am really impressed with your cage building skills. I can learn a couple (Who am i kidding, a boat load) things from you. Question, if i may? Did you use regular sheet styrene to extend the nose? Did you cast those turbos? Do you have a picture of the bottom of the car? I'm trying to figure out how you brought it all together with all that custom roll cage work

You are doing some awesome work on this. You are braver and more skilled then I am. BRAVO!

I like to see people do this kind of work. I'm diggin it

This is a cool kit. I love all the scratch work you are doing on it. I can't wait to see more of this

You are doing some brilliant work on this. Is this a kit kit (revell, MPC or one of the other big name companies) or a resin/ garage kit?

Nice work so far, what kit is this?

Dooooode..... This is an awesome build, BRAVO!!!!

Nice work on the color, I love that grill

Before you clear your decals make sure you place them in sunlight (I tape mine to a window that faces DIRECT sunlight). After a day or so you will see that the yellow is gone or at least BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH close. Its at this pint you can spray them with clear. I use two or three LIGHT coats of Testors Decal Bonder. Let the decals dry for at least 24 hours. I've heard people do less but I like to be sure. Better safe then sorry. They of course when you go to use the decals to use a new sharp blade and trim as close as you can to the decal. When dipping in water I see some people drop the decals in and leave them tell they separate from the paper. I don't like that and have had issues. I just dip to get them completely wet and then rest them on the side, wait and see if they can easily be pulled free from the paper after few minutes. If not I dip again and repeat till the decal breaks free of the paper. Lastly after the decals have completely dried to the model I would clear coat the entire model. This helps prevent silvering, yellowing and pealing later on I hope this helps.

Nice

Nice color and the interior is looking good. Did the kit come with the T handle?

I have no doubt that this misstep will drive you mad. hell, it would drive me mad but the reality is once the air cleaner is on and the other bits it'll be hard to notice. I wouldn't sweat it to much or let it take away from the rest of the build

If I may, where did you find this kit? This is the style cruiser I use to drive

I would love to see more of how you modified this frame.

That motor is stunning

If interested, this kit has the 6cyl http://images45.fotki.com/v1115/photos/5/504634/5366496/1964_Dodge_330_002-vi.jpg

What was Bill's (Spencer1984) tip for the plug wires?

I guess we'll be seeing this car first hand in April?

WOW, that is uber cool looking

Dude, you got some MAD skills. WOW, WOW, WOW

Nice work restoring this kit. Where did you get the resin engine compartment? I would look into blending the resin walls with the stock firewall.

You got some mad skills bro. BRAVO!!!