misterNNL

The perfume' s cheap

Fake nail tearing

can't be unseen

Incredibly complex and realistic work. Thanks for taking all of these high res photos for helping show the work as it progresses.

in high heels

Then I saw

Please show some of what he offers so that others may enjoy.

I have many projects under way at any given time. Some are waiting for a solution to a problem or for the weather to improve enough to be able to paint. Currently wips include a resin 1923 Ford winter equipped speedster, a 1947 scratch built 16' Great Western Deluxe travel trailer ,repairs to a 1909 Ford touring car street rod I originally built for the MPC contest series in the 1970's.and a chopped 1936 Ford roadster. It's always something ain't it ?

I've had this same project cooking in the back of what's left of my brain for quite a while so will be watching this through to completion. Thanks for sharing.

Primer nozzle clogged

as everyone knows

Cat's been 'nippin

choosing wheel style

Poured sticky styrene

On one side

Then I heard

Used food dehydrator

My spray cans

Glad you found the turbos you needed.Looking forward to updates.

It's March madness

Very interesting info. Let me know how you like them and what the cost is. Is Green Stuff the vendor for that multi-leaf punch.

Thanks, they do indeed have them listed more by the scale than by the size. Do you know what scale punch size you have or better yet what size leaf does it produce?

Crowd goes wild

Nice project. I might be tempted to mark mine as a "mobile toaster repair truck".

I looked at a Hobby Lobby store today for the leaf shaped punches you used for your fallen leaves and the only ones they offer produce a 1" long leaf. That would be 25" in scale so those are not feasible for 1/25 scale use. What brand of punch did you use or where did you find it?