misterNNL

In '36 Airstream

To everyone here

Great work. I have to admire your dedication to this project and your ability to create the parts you don't have by making them yourself. Your weathering skills are superb and appear very realistic. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like one of those no shortcuts and no super glue projects. Outstanding.

That snake pit of hoses and wiring is scary complicated.

Outstanding fabrication work on a most unusual vehicle.

One righteous ride!

Watch for anvil

With dynamite stick?

to play alone

I would absolutely love to see someone cast this car in resin. I consider it one of the most graceful and beautiful cars ever built.

At least embarrassing

Could be dangerous

No mirrors please

Avoid CA' s for clear parts due to the "frosting" effect it can produce. My personal adhesive choice for that that is Micro Krystal Kleer that is water soluble and can be applied with a fine brush in very small amounts to tiny parts. It dries clear but still requires careful application to avoid squeeze out onto surrounding surfaces. I brush it in very thinly and let it dry a about 30 seconds before attaching the part.

Or Oyxclean soak

Amazing paint and detail work!

Amazing paint and detail work!

Thanks for posting this one. I owned '62 Impala in that same color combination. Great memories.

Great box art builds. Thanks for sharing.

Very realistic photos! This could/should be in the "model or real" section. Wow.

I love how your paint color compliments the wood panels. The wheelbase looks a little long in the front with the tire centerline being too far forward in relation to the top of the fender arch. Very ambitious project. Kudos overall.

One demerit for that hose thing:) Great model!

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