Drunken Goat

First time doing BMF. It took me about 2 days working on and off. I am pleased how it came out there are a few spots that could be better.

Thanks for the help everyone. I would wait a few hours between the coats of paint and clear.

So I am building a 62 bel air and painted it using model masters lacquer paint and gloss. I have 2 color coats and 5 coats of clear on the body. How long should I wait before wet sanding the clear? Ps I search but couldn't find my question unless I missed it. Thanks Gary

That paint is beautiful on the merc.

Keep up the great work

Badass build

Got a little more done today. Painted the body it the same color my father has always wanted, handuras maroon. I installed the front suspension and did a little more detailing on the undercarriage. Oh and wired up the engine. Any tips would be appreciated.

My father has always wanted a 62 bel air 409. Well his birthday is coming up in a few weeks and this is the closest I can do to fufilling his dream. I completed the interior and undercarriage. I still need to wire the distributor and start on the suspension. I am trying to make this as close to an orginal 62 bel air 409 as possible. I have been looking up tons or references online. So any tips or suggestion will be appreciated.

I finally made an account after visiting this forum as a guest for months. This is my first model in about 14 years and I decided to dive right in with a tube chassis. Once I finish the car (it has been a slow process) I am hoping to build a diorama for it. The goal is to make it a vision of how I would like my personal GTO to look when done. Hopefully it turns out half as well as some of the builds on here. There are a lot of very talented people. Here is where I am at so far.