Mike

Fantastic build. Very clean.

I just wrapped this one up. On the whole, the kit's an abomination. Bad fit on most everything. HOWEVER I'd be lying if I said I didn't have fun building it. I stumbled across the old Car Craft magazine which gave me the inspiration to build it. I free-handed the whole paint job with my airbrush and wired the magneto. Thank you for looking.

That's pure comedy! The water and the ducks taking flight is great!

It's a combination of things and experimentation. I first tried melting them down with the side of a soldering iron. That did not work, so I cut off about 1/2 the height of the tire with my knife, then heated the edge (which looked much more natural) and finally took some putty and evened it out. I then painted it flat black to match the tire and weathered it. It's actually quite simple. I hope this helps you.

That looks like a keeper for sure. I'll be putting that on my waiting list!

Very clean build and excllent decaling work.

That thing looks tougher than a coffin nail. Very cool 'Maro.

Fantastic restore! Excellent two-tone color selection as well.

That's one of the best looking Judge's I've seen in a long time. Fantastic!

You're a master of all kinds James! Great build.

BRAVO! Great build and glad Easter was a hit! I've been trying here/there with my 4 year old (kid LOVES Tinker Toys) to do some snap kits. It'll be better when he's older.

Absolutely superb! I love the overall look, and two-tone paint job. The white walls set it all off. Give yourself a pat on the back. 8)

Here's my one and only thus far -

Very cool. I love off road truck racing. Nothing to be ashamed of there!

Yup. Fred's a good cat and if you're patient (and very opportunistic) you can get some great buy's on Ebay

Looks very much like a promotional dealer display. Much like the stuff we'd get from companies when I worked in the music instrument business. If you go to Revell's website, they have phone # you can call for customer service. Took me a bit of digging on the site, but here's the link - http://www.revell.com/Contact-Us.contact_us.0.html

I love the General. Best one I've seen yet.

Wow. Brothers in green! I do remember posting after I'd started mine. Yours actually conviced me to stick with the chrome wheels. 8)

4 days?????????? Fantastic build, great color, and you nailed the stance!

My wife inspired me by telling me this would be a cool color for a car. I thought it fit the tuner genre very well. It's box-stock except for the home-made tribal ninja star graphics. I'm still learning with every build even after being back at it for 4 years....

I just posted my recently completed Civic if you care to look. As for tuners... I guess I think low ride, big rims, low-pro tires, a Folger's can exhaust, usually bright colors and graphics. If you wanted to get real creative you could use fishing line and paint it w/ clear blue, red, green or whatever color to simulate neon on the undercarriage. Just my thoughts on tuners. Hope it helps a bit.

Great build and photo editing. 8)

I'm sorry to see your build got ruined. :cry: I can't imagine the words that'd come out of my mouth if something like that happened to me. :twisted:

I think that Dawn replaced it with a new product that's a foaming soap. Looks to be similar product.

I only use Tamiya acrylics through an airbrush. I don't use rattle cans. I guess with my use of Purple Power it'll strip a paint job in 20 minutes. We've each got our methods and remedies I guess.