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Not that I know of aside from wet sanding it off and polishing out the spot. A very tricky proposition I've had to do more times then I'd like to admit.

Didn't we have a limit of 10 pics per post at one time or am I thinking of a different site?

Primer looks good Jerry. Quick tip with that kit, If you cut the bumper apart from the grille and mount them sepratly they'll both fit better.

Don't know what that's all about but I was just cracking a joke. We sometimes do that from time to time here. 😉

Not sure I like that idea, I won't be able to read ANYONE'S posts then ! I'm on enough people's "ignore" list as it is. 😲

It's this,, I checked mine, not a guess.

Preach it Brother Alan! 👍 I knew more about cars and could identify the parts in grade school better then some of these grown men, so called "car guys". 🙄 How long does it really take to do a couple minutes of reasearch before putting yourself out before the public?

Yea, those scoops were pretty neat. They were Cal Custom.

Chartpak makes tape down to 1/62" in black and white. as well as many other sizes. Try here,, https://chartpakstore.com/collections/graphic-tapes?srsltid=AfmBOor_vp5xv9HK11pxQ7S4NIWb9ehAAIcfS98eJmd8_xNTghL1e58c

A couple of the Japanese kits I have include self adheasive metal transfers like that. I'd suggest leaving a question in the comments section of the video asking about them. Usually best when asking about a model to ask the person who built it. That being said, there's these on e-bay, https://www.ebay.com/itm/364889477582?itmmeta=01K33T6ZK6FQTNVQMXPPD859Z5&hash=item54f51b91ce:g:fiUAAOSw6jJcSTIj But, aside from being pre-painted and self adheasive, I see no real difference to the MCG photoerth ones Keith mentions.

Looking at the pic I posted above Steve, It looks like you are correct. I don't see any straps on that tank.

I think Alclad is the only one that needs a gloss black enamel base and even then it dosen't need to be black. Any dark gloss enamel will do. I understand dark blue works very well. From what I've seen, the rest seem to go over anything glossy without problems, including bare plastic.

Trumpeter car kits are notoriously over-complicated but this one looks relativly normal. Found this pic on the net.

As I've said before, ANY kit from ANY company needs to be taken on it's own merit. That being said, it also depends on the skill set of the builder. Some can build a great model out of anything, some should stick to Lego.

I'd like to see a "rod and custom" section that would allow pickups, vans, etc. as well as cars as long as they were clearly customized or hot rodded. And before anyone asks, No, just a set of mag wheels and/or a non-stock paintjob does not count as customized or hot rodded. Leave the replica stock cars, trucks and light commercial vehicles to the categories they're currently in.

If you can find this set, the bottom right wheels look almost the same as the ones in the '70s reissue of the kit. IIRC, they're included in the last reissue of the '36 Ford kit also.

More my style so I can do it with any version they care to release. 😉

Yes, it did but it's chopped.

I have one somewhere. Nice body. Almost a direct copy of the MPC annual body so 1/25. But, curbside with generic interior and chassis plate. The dash is just flat piece with a decal. These parts are shared with a couple other kits in the series. Could be a nice curbside , maybe use an AMT '65 dash. Not 100% but close.

IF you airbrush I'd suggest mixing the Tamiya racing and pure white 50/50. I think that would get you close. I used the racing white on my mast pickup build and in my opinion, it's a bit too dark for the GM white or even the Ford Wimbledon white.

Pretty well all the off road accessories on that Jimmy kit ['80s Monogram 1/24 kit] came directly from the Hickey off road catalogue. Hood, fender flares, wheels, headers, winch and brush guard, , , all of it was available from them.

Bare Metal Foil

Thanks everyone. Man, this thing was a project and a 1/2. between being a restoration , buggering up the paint and having to redo it and the extras I ended up adding, it was about 7 months. I think I'm gonna do a nice simple curbside or two and get my ducks in a row before another involved project again.

Pretty sharp Eric. Nice job on the cab conversion and it sits just right.👍

The side trim is just done with Plastistruct strips. Nothing to it really.