mikemopar70
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Wow!! Most detailed Porsche engine I've ever seen, it's awesome!!!
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14 minutes ago, Daddyfink said:
Thank you for sharing!
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On 4/26/2020 at 4:18 AM, chitownbri said:
Looks great! what paint did you use on the wheels?
I painted the wheels Alclad gold and i shot i light coat of Alclad chrome, very subtle to give them a shiny look!!
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Thank's for the kind comments everyone!
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Thank you!
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4 hours ago, Art Laski said:
Mike, thanks! I used Liquid Glass on the gauges. I sell it at ScaleProShop.com. It's great for stuff like this. Water soluable, can be thinned with water, and dries crystal clear and strong. Check it out HERE.
The tires are rubber, and maybe just a tad too soft. It's hard to reshape them, which they need a little of, but on the plus side, it's easy to make them look like race-worn tires.
Thank you!
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Wow! it's already looking really good, your dash gauges are awesome.
What did you use for those lenses? epoxy?
And are the tires made from rubber on this kit?
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Thank 's for the comments!
It's been a lot of fun to build this beautiful kit from Moebius.
No polishing for that Krylon paint, it nailed the commercial look just perfect,and i'm experiencing weathering more and more with these builds!
It's my first for 2020..
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Beautiful, you did a super clean job!
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5 hours ago, espo said:
I agree with David G the light touch of mud like you might get from a puddle or two looks great, and the bed shows it's new on the job.
Thank you!
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3 hours ago, Jim N said:
Very nice! I built this one a number of years ago. It remains one of my favorites. You did a great job.
Thank you!
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3 hours ago, David G. said:
Nice looking truck. good subtle dirt effects on the fenders.
David G.
Thank you!
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Here's a pickup i built to replicate one of the company's vehicle i'm working for, it's an Hydro-Québec's light duty truck from 1965.
Because 1965 was the last year with these logos.
It's been painted the correct gray with Krylon paint, and i did some weathering to represent a few months old truck that have visited a few construction sites.
It's box stock except for the helmet on the dash.
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It's been a while since my last post!
I had completed this Buick three weeks ago, it's an original Monogram kit with Powerslide decals.
It's an out of the box build, i had a lot of fun doin' it!
It's a replica of the first model i built myself in the early 80's, you can see the original model besides it on the first picture!!
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Really Nice! those PPP wheels and tires make all the difference!
Nice work!
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What an amazing work, so clean, and the paint work is awesome!! Wow!!
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Very nice looking Chevelle, awesome build!
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13 hours ago, Rob Hall said:
No idea what they have planned next, but a '63 Fury 2dr ht and Savoy 2dr sedan would be nice, maybe a '63 Dodge 2dr sedan... or '62 versions of those; or a series of '61-71 style Dodge pickups.
Over on the Ford side, a '61-63 F-series pickup, an early Econoline pickup and van would be cool also.
Yes the 1961-1963 Ford Unibody pick up with the large rear window!!
And Vans of this era as well, a missing link in models also!!
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I still have an unbuilt in my stash, but i'll be willing to by a reissue as well!
Nicely detailed kit!
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Wow!
I will buy it for sure, along with the Bandag Bandit !!!
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I'd be in for the '67-'68 as well!!
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Wow!
Awesome work, i like the front fenders mods, the relocation of the wheels opening made that truck look really good!
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Your Challenger is beautiful!
Not often seen as this trim as a model, very nice hubcaps.
Perfectly detailed overall, i like it!!!
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On 2019-05-14 at 1:10 PM, Mr mopar said:
do you have any photo's ?
Sorry i can't take pictures for the moment because i'm moving out and the kit has been packed immediately after the tires pics...
Monogram 1987 #17 DW Tide Monte Carlo
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Pretty clean, considering it's age!!