dukeaholic

I got permision to post the link of a friend of mines site who does make decals for models of any size. they are water slide decals and he does awesome work. He has helped me out on a few of my General Lee models and I am impressed with his work. I will also be doing bissnes with him again. His prices are great too. Here is his website..... http://www.bugsysjunkers.com

here is a pic of my other movie/tv car models...

NICE work!!! How did you get the dash so detailed? Are the gages decals?

I use alot of the Tremclad spray paints, primer and clear. I also do use the testors paints.

I use paint cans to hold the bodies to spray them. The parts I just place on cardboard or I hand them.

I would love to see the old, good ones come back. I would also like to see them make a Neon too. I saw they had a chevette model before and I would love to find one!!!

I have rebuilt lots of models and when I strip off the old paint, I accually sandblast them with a small sandblasting kit from canadian tire. It works very well. Just have to sand a little with fine sandpaper after. All the details get cleaned off and are still on the body after sandblasting.

Thanks!!! Here is a pic of most of my Dukes cars collection...

WOW!!! Great site and all you guys do awesome work!!! I have been building models since I was 11 and I am now 30. I almost have 100 complete models in my collection but is still growing. I have over a dozen still in boxes waiting for me to do them. I mostly like to replicate tv and movie cars lately and as you can tell by my screen name, I am a huge fan of the Dukes of Hazzard. I have 16 Dukes related cars done and I still have 3 more to do. I am also working on the 68 charger from the movie Blade. I think I will like this site and have fun and I hope to even share some of my tips with you guys too. Here are pics of some of my work. I took these with my phone so they may not be the best pics. 1969 dodge charger r/t 1970 Challenger r/t S-15 custom truck I copied from a magazine 1969 superbee My LEE 1 wreck (model) Real car model was done from My LEE 1 prejumped