Been working on the body for the last couple of days. Shot the color coat on yesterday morning and managed to sand out the few dust flakes that did manage to make their way into the color coat this morning. After cleaning the body up I decanted and shot the Wet Look Clear on. Man I love this stuff!!!!
Thanks Francis, Dann, Carl, Matt and Sonny.
Matt: I've got a Revell 2000 Camaro in the stash. I'm gonna have to get some more decals for it because the one's that are in the box are junk.
This build looks great so far Andre. Painting that glass trim had to be a real PIA. I've got the same kind of thing going on with my 98 Trans Am and it wasn't easy. Still gotta go back and touch it up a little bit.
Good job on that dash. Man I just dunno if I could have the stones to put those "KC" lights on the front of this beauty. That's just me though.
Looking forward to more.....
Sorry for the late reply Francis. Thanks for tagging along.
I just finished the interior up this morning. The door panels were giving me a lot of trouble at first in regards to painting the two tone effect but I managed a way around it.
Just remove the hard to mask area.
and then mask and paint. Finished interior:
These are beautiful cars to start with and you're doing a killer job of replicating one. These used to be my favorite cars in high school. Totally bad a$$!!!
Wow!! That IS a different looking suspension. Great work so far Dann and thanks for the update. Been looking forward to this one to resume for a while now.
That is looking very well Tim. I'm really looking forward to seeing all these parts for the induction come together. Gonna try to get back on my own Maverick this week. Took a little time off from it to build a much simpler and less detailed build just to have a sense of accomplishment. Will be continuing to watch this one.....