StevenGuthmiller

Aha Harry! You are still awake! & as sharp as ever! Steve

Another car song. Steve "Here in my car, I feel safest of all."

"you're daddy's good girl & don't tell mommy a thing." Steve

"If my fist clenches crack it open, before I use it & lose my cool." Steve

"Jose's on a vacation far away, come around & talk it over." Steve

Yes David. With these old annuals the chrome parts are usually in rough shape so I almost always have them re-chromed. Even if the chrome is pretty good, a lot of times I just want to get rid of the mold lines. The last time I sent parts off, I got parts for 8 kits re-chromed for about $50.00. Well worth it to me! Steve

I've seen it on Amazon. I've also heard a professional painter on this forum say it's some very nasty stuff!! That's all I needed to hear. I was considering trying it also, but shyed away. Steve

Isn't that what coral is? This is the same color I used on my '59 Dodge. The darker of the 2 colors is the "Coral". The lighter color is called "Rose Quartz" Now that's pink!! Steve

That's a very good price Bill! Steve

Got a start on the paint on this one today. Started with the coral color which will adorn the top, wheels & the panel between the tail lights. That is the toughest part of painting this model! I always get so nervous about masking chromed parts for painting. Even a little bit of "bleed under" & your part is ruined! Not to mention the risk of the tape pulling up chrome & that sort of thing. But the trusty BMF & Tamiya tape came through again! I wouldn't even attempt something like this anymore without these types of products! Anyway, I'm happy with the results. Now it's on tho the gray body color. Steve

Thanks everyone! I personally have never been a huge fan of dog dish caps either. This was just one of those circumstances where the stars were aligned right and it popped into my head & I thought.......why not? Steve

I would think if your model gets hot enough to melt the embossing powder.........Well, lets just say you may have other problems as well. Steve

Another car song......Sort of. "When I hit the road I was really Wheelin', had gravel flyin' & rubber squeelin', and I didn't slow down 'til I was almost to Arkansas." Steve

"Buying bread from a man in Brussels, he was 6 ft. 4 & full of muscles." Steve

"The sun don't shine the moon don't move the tides, to wash me clean." Steve

"Last night I watched the news from Washington, the capital, the Russians escaped while we weren't watching them, as Russians will." Steve

Ready for some color. Steve

That's what I hear. I have good glass for these, & even if not, I understood we had a year or so before that happens. Steve

I would think you could use whatever adhesive you're comfortable with. Some guys will use paint as an adhesive as well. Steve

I may use some of the parts from the Trumpeter kit if there's anything usable for a '59. But I will be building this as a curbside so swapping will be minimal. Although I may be able to use a few parts when I build the '60. Lord knows I'll never build the Trumpeter kit! Steve

That I did know. Just neglected to mention it. Barracuda is one of my favorite songs of all time! Steve

Got it!! Dream Boat Annie!! & I didn't have to take a nap! Steve

When I close my eyes, it always ends in a nap! Steve

Mine must be too easy Harry. That & my memory is BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH! The lyrics you're posting look familiar, but I can never remember where they're from! Steve

"Neon lights, a Nobel prize, then a mirror speaks, the reflection lies, You don't have to follow me, only you can set me free." Steve