Funkychiken

great build here!

Looks great, I have this build in progress too, great kit!

Great car, great build!

Impressive collection for a year! They look great

Fantastic build, it's coming along so quickly

Love the deep shine in your builds, another great year for you...!

Nothing pathetic about that, great build#

It's a beaut!

I can't believe you did all that in one year! High quality and great subjects...

It's red hot in blue!

Yes it is, and they work a treat for me

I bet this was extremely expensive! I'll enjoy following this one though...

Thank you sirs!

If that paint finish is pre polish, then I'm amazed! Perfect finish. Great interior too

Thanks Skid, engine & chassis are my favourite parts, I really struggle with a good finish on the body! Update - now that I've gotten over leaving the flocking as it is (was tempted to try & redo), I've started to build it up. Will start on the body soon.

Masked & sprayed Tamiya Acrylic Black, I lightly scuffed the gloss prior to spraying. just the final detailing now...

Cool, thanks, I was wondering if anyone has any experience of the same issue...

Hi guys, thanks for taking the time, a few answers to your questions: The body has been primed with zero grey, then a few coats of Tamiya aerosol silver, then bmw touch up paint applied by airbrush. Then several coats of 1k clear, not polished. Now I want to add black plastic trim details, and always struggle with adhesion of the Tamiya acrylic over a glossy finish. I cannot get testors acrylic here in the UK, but I may try the Tamiya spray option. I know that one can decent, I've never tried it myself... Thanks for the help!

Hi, I have previously painted my acrylic black over a clear coat (zero 1k), only to find that it doesn't adhere too well. Meaning that it doesn't take much to scrape off by accident. So I was considering roughing the surface with sand paper first. Any advice out there? What did you guys do? Cheers

Cool, great finish with the polish and lapping.

Happens to us all

Perfect start, great build!

Lol, it's a great post, and I like your car!

That food is great, we'll done, I guess you like American classics...

Impressive build!