DynoMight

Congratulations! The first pic, he's cheering.. lol

Was being dumb and sharpening a knife, holding the stone wrong, and the knife slipped off and gave me a 1/8 inch deep gash across my right forefinger. And of course that's right where I hold my pencil.. Let it burn, let it burn...

Looks great! Might have to pick one up soon, just to add the the stack.. lol

Seats look great!

Wow! I forgot about this. Had to read through again. Great, great, great work!

Love the scoop, you do great work Niko.

Uh oh Tim's at it again... Can't wait to see where this one goes

Nice job on the Challenger, looks great. Love the vinyl top

Shiiiinnnnyyyy

Looks great. Always liked ratrods.

Hey Niko, looking great! A summer well spent!

School. And weight lifting...

Another great project in the making. I agree, the smooth hood look would be real cool. Maybe a quad turbo'd engine? I've seen it done. That thing would fly.... Here's one I found on google. I'm pretty sure you could get that thing under the hood with some persuasion! haha

I was just about to say this. A decal would be way easier than PE or 3d printing. Not as realistic, but it'll work. Besides, when this is done, everyone's eyes will fall out from the pure awesomeness this model is! They won't be able to notice the Mooneyham logo is a decal and not PE!

You always do amazing work! Keep it up!

Great job on this one Snake! Looks real convincing.

Just checked in on this build, looks great. Keep up the good work Niko! Are you going to have some crazy paint scheme on this one?

barrier? I don't follow what you mean. When I spray Future, I never thin it. It doesn't need to be thin if you spray it at 35-ish psi. It almost runs already out of the bottle when you spray it. As far as cleaning your airbrush, I just use water. I've seen my dad use Windex to thin future down a little to brush, but not spray. Try it on something first, not your model, because I'm not really sure.

I am relatively new to the whole BMF thing, I've only done BMF on 2 cars, my 64 Thunderbolt and my Road Runner. Currently I am foiling 2 cars, 1/12 Camaro and a 40 Ford Delivery. On my Thunderbolt, that BMF is cleared over. And in my opinion, that looks best. But on my Road Runner, the paint has no clear, and no clear over the BMF. And that one looks good too. Personally, I do my BMF after paint and before clear. I was also taught, whatever you put on the model, be it decals, paint etc etc, you should clear over it. Most of my cars, I'm not going for complete accuracy. I am going for them to look good. And for them to look good in my book, they are usually cleared and polished. The only reason I cleared over the BMF on my Thunderbolt (and that was my first BMF job) is because I thought the BMF had a dull type sheen to it, and not really shiny. So I cleared over it and, I think it looks better. It is more shinier than what it looked like when it first was on the model.

Wow. Wow. Wow. WOW!

Such a beautiful car.

Looks great! Real cool color combo.. Just picked up the kit, I'm going to slam it and make it like a nostalgic hot-rod/custom type wagon.

Wow that is really awesome that it is functional. Both the model and the real truck are really cool!