majel

Can never go wrong with Arizona Highways, a true classic!

I'm trying to follow along in the instruction manual but I can't seem to find what page you are on let alone what step you're on!! This is some amazing scratch building and kit bashing.

Very clean build, really nice

Great looking gasser, very nice build.

Wheels look great! What did you use for the brake line?

That is a very cool build and an excellent representation of the real thing, very impressive!!

Cool looking gasser!

Had my annual trip to see the family all ready to go, looking forward to the contest and then the coronavirus!! Being a county employee and knowing what we're going through i respect your decision. Hopefully i can make it to the work around.

In my opinion that is still one of the nicest looking muscle cars ever made, and you definitely did it justice with your model! Great job!

Every hobby costs money, some hobbies more than others. I think we all try to do as much as we can with the available resources. I started the hobby in the early seventies, quit it in the late seventies and came back in the early nineties. Naturally everything is more expensive, but the sheer amount of choices in the kits, glues, paints, and aftermarket make it more enjoyable than it ever was when i was in my early teens.

Fantastic detail, great looking pro mod!

That is amazing work, the level of detail is phenomenal.

I agree with Steven that Alclad is the way to go when possible. I was trying to use the pens for trim rather than BMF which I hate mainly because i can never get it to lay down perfectly without looking thick or crinkled. My fault, not the BMF!

I had stored mine horizontal for about six months then read that they should be stored cap up so now they are cap up. The last two cars i tried using them on were painted blue and gunmetal. Came out silver on both, one was a Tamiya lacquer the other a Tamiya acrylic.

I guess that's possible. The pens are about a year old and worked ok up until the last two models. Any idea what solvent?

Engine looks great. This has always been one of my favorite dragsters. Like you i have built it twice, once as a kid and once as an adult. Naturally the second time turned out much nicer and it is sitting in a buddies garage with all of his other drag racing memorabilia.

Using on painted bodies, generally acrylic.

Has anyone had the issue with the pens no longer producing "chrome" but rather looking like silver paint? I store the pens upright and shake for about two minutes before using but both the 1mm and the 2 mm come out looking silver. Any ideas?

Beautiful model of a beautiful car, great job!

Great looking model, well done!

Love the old fuel altered cars! Great job on the build.

Very well done!!

Very nice, that is a sharp looking build!

Very striking color, would love to see it In the sunlight.

Looking good, great engine detail.