Wonderbread Kustomz

Man thats some sick work! Love the wheels on this!

Glad its still coming along

Thanks guys

James, you do some awesome work.. I love what you have done so far. Keep it up!

This should be cool!

Done deal with that one... I swear, never, ever again... I will stick to what i know... I thInk im done with Krylon paint other than for my weathered builds...

Build it how you want to build it... Some of my best memories of building were my high school years... This was back in the early 90s when i had only one hobby shop and Micheals... No styrene sheet , i used to use cardboard and paint it black snd glue the wheels inside to get it slammed...

Blair I saw that... i absolutely love it! Cool idea with the bed

Thats killer!

Thanks alot... I usually find all my Veedub kits online

Is that a resin hood or did you make it?

Thanks bro!

Son of a.... Dang! That's a sick Stang! I don't care about the roof issues... I love it!

Absolutely amazing build!

You already know I gotta get one! Nice start!

Thanks Rob!

Thanks... Lol... Bill, its a nickname that my good friend Mr 1/16th calls me lol...

There are many different ways of weathering and thanks to Dr. Cranky for his videos and pics on weathering... This is how I do mine... I've had quite a few people asking how I go about weathering my cars... This is by far the easiest way I do it... Supplies needed are Red oxide or ruddy brown primer Satin or flat color spray paint Table salt and/or sea salt Cheap bottle acrylic paint ( burnt umber, burnt sienna, marigold) Cosmetic sponge Old toothbrush As always clean the body before any paint with soap and water. I let it air dry and then I primer with the ruddy brown primer... Once that's dry, I mist the body with some water in a spray bottle and then sift my salt over it... A combo of sea salt and table salt.... Let this air dry and then I spray the satin paint for the body color over this... I do mist coats until I get complete coverage. I let this dry for a few hours since its a flat paint, and once its dry, I put the body under cold running water and using the toothbrush, lightly scrub the salt off and you will have something like this... Now once that air dries, I take some of my acrylic paint and a cosmetic spong and lightly dab the sponge on the acrylic paint and using a paper plate, I dab the sponge on the plate until the sponge is almost dry. Then I dab the sponge on the body ( think dry brushing)... Less is more ... I use the acrylic colors as described above... When done it should look like this.... Hope this helps a bit.... Ask any questions you have and I'll answer as best as I can for you...

I like this!

Thanks Blair! This is one of my favorite kits

Thanks bro... Well this is all I have got done so far til next month when I get back from Florida...

Wow that's nice!

Thanks guys... Yea, I will never , ever use wet look over Krylon again... Lol... O well, I fixed the issue..

Hell yea!

All I can think is the scene on Planes , Trains, and Automobiles .... A truck sandwich! I do like this build though!