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Sweet..wonder if theirs any pics of what she looked like NEW ...?

Foiled and masked...this is what I hate most, masking....anxiety while modelling... Whew !!! It will need a little wet sanding of the transition before masking it and shooting blue again tonight. Cheers

How much you want for it ??... Hows the frame..? Lol

Wicked dash

So Jake got the engine stripped down.. He only works for smokes...and I'm all out. So I got to put it back together with some spare parts from my stores.. Also worked on the dash and BMF'd the scripts in prep for final coat on the body.. More soon I hope

Looks good Mark ..what are you using as the plug leads ? They look good (proper gauge)

I can imagine the swarm of techs around that car...whew

Congrats Bruce !!! That'll keep you on yer toes for sure

Got these off the Revell kit I'm willing to part with ...

Funny, I was watching Roadworthy rescues last night and thought of this post..."37 Chevrolet master deluxe town sedan...maybe ... Around the 3:20 mark.

That is a proper land yacht for sure ! Love the wide whites and the paint job Nathan !

Beautiful cruiser ..Nice job

Hey those are the distributors off a Ferrari 365 gtb....Cool

Looks sharp ! what did you use as the floor carpet?, ..looks good ! Paint and finish looks really good

I doesn't hurt Pierre..Everything is coming out of the spare parts stock and I'm finding most everything I need. Plus the good luck of being here at MCM, the good folks are always around to help. Just wait.. there will be a surprise coming soon... This may turn into a full blown diorama

Shot the chassis (assembled) with some grey primer, masked and shot the frame, masked again and shot the tank And added some sheet stiffeners to the wells and masked and sprayed black

Love this car Breeze ! Can't wait to see you work your magic (2thumsup)

Nice work on Bill's old beater Chuck,..and great story.

Sweet !!

Well I couldn't help myself...spent the morning wet sanding all the mould lines, attached the front and rear valances, Primed with white sandable (Duplicolor) waited 3 hours and wet sanded some Ziggy hairs out of it and shot it with Duplicolor Royal Blue... Tested the decals by cutting out the license plates, sprayed 1 (top one) with Duplicolor Acrylic Lacquer clear,...2 light coats. After letting them sit 4 hours, I dunked them in the water and kept them wet until they started moving....they didn't...not one bit all afternoon. I kept massaging them with a wet paint brush, but nothing, so I went in with a new #11 and was able to get the blade between the decal and the paper...the untreated one (bottom) exploded..the top one came off the paper grudgingly, but had all the paper fluff on the back. So I turned it over and started cleaning...whew. I went ahead and shot the rest of the decals with clear On a happier note, I built a '59 Impala (Monogram 1:25) some years ago for my parents anniversary (their wedding car) sealed up hood and totally forgot I still had the 409 sitting in a box. I will need to exchange the carbs and intake to a 4 barrel, but...I have those in the stash... It's starting to come along...Oh and a big shout out to TJ (Jollysipper) who has offered to help out in the glass and chrome department.. Woohoo! thanks TJ Cheers

Man, it looks like you could fall into that paint job! (2thumsup)

A real beauty!!..... paint, engine, interior, finish, tires and wheels,.. all top notch. Well done Sir.

Super clean !!

After Dan raced it, he sold it to a British driver who later turned it into a tow/farm car and put an inline 6 in it... It was then bought by another Brit who did a full body off resto on it... If you get a chance, watch the YouTube video at the top of this post....worth the watch

That's the real car Mark...Haven't started the kit yet...just doing research and tracking down parts so far... Going through my decal stash, I found out I kept the decals for the Impala, and found some suitable meatballs and numbers from the amt Sunbeam Tiger kit. I need some suggestions on clear coating decals...not sure these 40 yr. old? Impala decals will stand up to water as they are.....