James2

This is all I have so far, I'll start a new thread as soon as I get a little more done...

This is an inspiration, I have begun a DW Short Track 36 Ford because of you. Thanks for sharing, J2.

Thank you for the kind words. I have just a little detail to do yet. Seems I always nearly finish a build, then put it up for a week or so, then look it over and finish it up. It helps me notice things I missed earlier. J2

Outstanding! What is it sitting? Is that part of the build? Or just to keep it level?

Very cool, I just started a DW style 36 Ford short Tracker myself, inspired by another build here on the forum. Your scratch building is very nice.

Thank you kindly guys. This is a AMT B.W. Camaro body on a modified Firebird Match Racer Chassis also from Revell. Most of the cage is scratch built along with the manifold. The rest of the engine and drive train is kit stuff. Just adding detail here and there for a better look. The paint is Tamiya Matt Black with Clear Red stripes. The chassis is Gun Metal. These are kit wheels but I used Sprint car rear tires sanded slightly. BMF and water color black wash finish it off. J2 My bad

Thanks for looking

Link to Build http://s176.photobucket.com/albums/w184/fredjames_2007/Pro%20Camaro/

Outstanding! Very well done.

Yes it could be the seller's resin, ask her to replace it. If she is a good one she will. See link below. http://www.modelcars...showtopic=50672

Much like watching a train wreck in slow motion!

Purdy

Thanks guys, it's a great kit to build.

Thanks guys.

Very nice, keep up the good work!

The only time there's large horns behind a grill around here, is when someone hits a cow with their truck!

Thank you guys, I'll have to post some pix after i touch this up.

Purdy! You did a nice job.

Not quite finished, but will wrap it up this week. I'll add a few paint details yet. I need to find one spinner for the front left wheel. If your building one of these, they are fragile. If you drop a small piece, good luck finding it. Thanks for looking, J2

No not like crying, though I have almost cried over the issue. I have had a couple resin bodies weep oils after being on the shelf for a while. Any suggestions on a fix? How about prevention? And before you say it, Yes I washed them, prep't and sealed, primed, gassed out and left final paint to cure before handling and wore gloves the whole time! Thanks for your time, J2

Very well done! Nice work on the Camaro.