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I tried this Tamiya Putty and find it much better than Squadron or Automotive Spot Putty. It’s easier to apply and sands so much nicer than anything I’ve used before. Body work is going well, priming up next.

Body work on the roof continues and I added a full length package shelf. I wanted to keep the original alignment pins for the chassis.

Right out of the 90's, great looking Street Rod. And my favorite Boyd color too!

The finished model is under glass, the bike comes with the new 29 pick up.

Some filler and a quick mock up, added some pins to help hold things in place. I will not be shortening this, it’s called a long roof for a reason!

Working on the interior some…

That's a lot of expensive hardware setting out in the rain. Beautiful cars though, thanks for sharing...

Inspiration: I saw a 64 wagon converted to a two door and thought this would be an interesting twist. Donor kits starting with an AMT 64 Impala SS and a 65 Chevelle Wagon. I first cut the long roof off and after several test fits I then removed the Impala roof to graft the two pieces together.

Sunday rainy Sunday, some little bits and details. Seats, belts, brake master cylinder and new hood supports. I guess the color is obvious.

Working on hood supports and chassis assembly. I’ll need to use brass rod for the support the styrene gives to much. Chassis detail to follow….

Interested in your thoughts on Splash Paints. I have been using them myself lately.

Nice looking Stang! Did you clear coat? Splash?

Last time the site updated I had to change my email address to gain access, but I was able to keep my profile. Glad you found your way back though!

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