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those do sumthin'...only on that car tho

Built this up from the Scott Sharp Rain-X Camaro kit...no real problems with the kit...the decals were pooched, so had a little fun with it. Oh ya, I had to grind about a 1/4" off the front of the dash where it meets the inside of the window Decals camre from Mike's decals.com and are Ace Decals, There are enough on the sheet to do another,...maybe an actual '66 Chevelle next time? Line O tape supplied the 1/32" red pin stripe tape, but I have some 1/64" on it's way,... so I may replace For some reason my Tamiya flat gloss XF 86 dried semi gloss on the tire sidewalls...hmm Primer and paints, Duplicolor, cleared with Alclad Aqua Gloss Clear ALC 600 Always loved the colour combo on his cars.. Cheers Oops ....admins if you feel the need to move me to NASCAR ...thats cool

Nice work Greg, that interior looks great..nice on the side markers too?

uummm...it's not a model..... Wish it was one of mine ...lol

Nice work on the engine so far Bill ..I like the added details..boy that close up says you need a manifold gasket,.. or two ...lol jk

...I try guys...lol anyway.. the 289's were usually shown on spokes

Hey Scott..good to see you back ! Funnily enough I have just started a Cobra build down in the 2020 Cannonball CBP... I have been on the hunt for some proper Goodyear tires for this kit. I do have some from Fireball Model works, but they are BF Goodrich Fatties Keep us updated on your progress...will be watching... Cheers

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Clean little car ...I like the top canvas Cheers

I love a nice '64 ....and that is a nice '64.. well done Jim? You got the nose painted just right !

Nice job on the light weathering...always makes the engine look real....er....lol Cheers

Wow Tim,..just read through your wip....wow Tim Another stunning build begins...I am staying tuned .. watchmaker quality ! Happy building in 2020 Cheers my friend

Nice touch with the weathering in the engine compartment and on the chassis..looks about right. Ignition wires look scale correct too. Well done. Cheers

Really nice paint !!

I really like following along with all of your scratching techniques Kurt. This is turning out just great... I've got an extra pair of distributors from HRM...if your interested Randy Ditton sent two pair to me when I started my 365 gtb... need to get back at that... Anywho ...lemme know..meanwhile I am definitely following along... Cheers

pure bristle only?

I am going to check that out ! thanks

Goodnfree advertising for GM... Per GM's statement, it is unknown whether Thim and Merkatz remain employed with the company.

Really cool ..Love the flat blue !??

rain day Bench time !! trying to finish the fantasy Smokey Yunick trans am car (plan on getting this Under Glass.... today), and starting on stance for the Cannonball Cobra Have fun at the bench...Cheers

I have had most of these brushes for over 5 years.. I use both acrylic, and enamel paints with these same brushes. I clean them by first wiping the excess paint off on my rag, then rolling them gently against the inside of a glass of the appropriate thinner. Never bounce the point of the brush off the bottom of the glass ! Then just wipe off on a paint rag or paper towel.. that's it, no extra rolling or trying to get inside the bristles. If the brush starts to build up too much (from lazy cleaning or old thick paint) I give it a quick clean in lacquer thinner, fixes it right up. Beware of mixing polyester bristle brushes lacquer thinner, the bristles will curl and sometimes fall out of the brush ferule... ? One thing that may help in not letting the brushes build up too much paint, would be to dip the brush into the appropriate thinner before dipping in the paint. This helps in the flow of the paint as well. Happy Building Cheers

Shocked the heck out of me today.. Neil was a customer of ours in the Hardware store we used to own downtown..always came in at Christmas to shop with his wife..sad day