Pat Minarick

Got some weathering done.

Looking good.

Thank you.

PGot some weathering done.

I have the 60's Ford van he sells. Almost went with it.

Going to start weathering the body.

Its getting close.

Believe me your not , I have about 25 kits in progress, and another 700 or so in waiting.

You are definitely correct about the moisture being the problem. St. Louis weather changes from hour to hour.

Don't worry to much , chances are I will never do anything to it. I don't have all of the pieces. It's just got some really bad damage to the rear quarters, someone used a ton of glue putting on the fender skirts.

How rare is it? It's has lots of bad glue marks in the rear quarters .

Really thinking about cutting it up and using a different roof.

I thought it was a really ugly car . But yours looks really good. Not so bad looking after all, I don't think I've ever seen one real or model.

I think mine is the ugly twin. Just trying to decide what to do with it.

Anyone have on of these built?

It's plastic , Monogram 58 T-Bird.

This was built in the early 80's.

I was looking for some pieces today and found this, this is the reason I will never use baking soda and superglue ever again. This is just a warning of what could happen , I know a lot of people use this , this was built in the early 80's so it's been getting worse over the years. It's just not worth taking the chance of using it anymore for me.

Nice cutting!

https://www.houseofnames.com/Bullitt-family-crest

It was Steve McQueen's character's name in the movie Bullitt.

First time I saw this , pretty cool!

I went to the Napa store and had them mix the original Highlander green and put it in a can for me.

Going to let this cure for a couple weeks.

Got this back out to work on .