
yellowsportwagon
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Boy some of those old Monogram reds were terrible to deal with.I think they used dyes in those rather than pigments.
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I think just this once.
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No white thank god
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Lobographix
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The newer release . The one with the blue car on the box
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This is a heavily massaged Revell Torino on an AMT TBIRD chassis. Wheelwells were opened up and the fronts flared.The side window area was enlarged. It never looked right to me. Fuel filler and overflow added. Bumpers narrowed a lot. What a pain! Front tucked a little back tucked a lot.. Lobographix Decals.
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That’s looking really cool man
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Use as directed allow to fully cure before sanding. Make sure body is sanded with 180 where putty will be applied. Make sure mold release is cleaned off before doing anything to a body.
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I paint all my stuff the same. I get my body work done. I never use Tamiya or any of the other single part putties in a tube. They all shrink. They are lacquer based . Lacquer shrinks. I use Evercoat glazing putty. If used properly no shrinkage. I then put one coat of lacquer primer on the body. Only because it adheres to model plastic better than my auto primer. Then I put 1-2 coats of 2kprimer on and allow to dry. Sand with 600. I now put a 2k sealer primer on. Thin coat. Then I use waterborne basecoat. Put all my colors on. Follow this by one thin coat of 2k clear if putting decals on. If no decals are involved I put a second coat on and call it done. If decalling I allow the 1 coat to dry and add my decals. Allow them to dry overnight and reclear the following day one to two more thin coats. I only normally sand any dirt nibs out. I don’t sand and polish the whole thing. No need if it’s painted correctly. The 2k lays like glass. Plus sanding to much always opens a can of worms for me.
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1977 Buick Century Buddy Baker Charlotte 1980
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
I went and looked at the pictures again . I think the inside is the same color gray as the outside is -
1977 Buick Century Buddy Baker Charlotte 1980
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
Back then they painted them all different colors. I did this one silver cause the real cars were. Lots of times I splatter paint the inside of the floor. Then paint the bottom side and engine compartment semi gloss black. Often they were body color inside too. -
1972 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe Custom Cabriolet
yellowsportwagon replied to Jeffcad's topic in Model Cars
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Thanks guys
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Love the Eliminator funny car
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Man I really like it!
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Dude that’s gonna be sick!!!! Are you found to cast the Pace car body?
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This was a nice looking race car. Nice job on it.
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This is a real nice clean build.
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Work in progress Dan Gurney 1980 Riverside 500
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
I have no idea on the stripes. The car was an Osterlund rental Hence the color blue. White substituted for the yellow. -
Work in progress Dan Gurney 1980 Riverside 500
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
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Work in progress Dan Gurney 1980 Riverside 500
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
Probably should have done that -
1977 Buick Century Buddy Baker Charlotte 1980
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
Yep the Cutlass decals. Only thing is the “Shocks Regal Ride” on the hood is red on this car. So I ordered a set from Mikes Decals that has the correct hood decal included. It will also do the 81 Lemans, so I bought it cause I want to do that car too. I cut the contingency decals apart and arranged them properly. Had to add a couple too from spares. -
1977 Buick Century Buddy Baker Charlotte 1980
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: NASCAR
I still like your grille area better!!!