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Looks like your patience passed the test. Very clean build. Good job!

The Liberty Walk cars seem to have a love/hate relationship with car guys. I really like them. And I really like your version. I think it looks good without all the lettering you see on a lot of the real cars. Nice job!

Nice start on this car. I really like how the wood came out. Any pointers on how you did it?

Wow! that is really nice. Ive always liked these cars. You did a great job.

I totally agree with unclescott "Don't let the internet trolls scare you away. Your reviews belong here. " I appreciate the effort you make. I have bought kits kits because of what you doing. Keep up the good work

This is a really clean build. That color just makes it! Congrats

I did shake the can for a minute or so, I also warmed the can in hot water for a couple of minutes, then shook it again. (this is my normal practice) I did this both when I was trying to spray from the rattle can and before decanting. I suspect that this is just a bad can of paint, as I have never seen this happen before. Im just trying to find a way to use the paint

I sprayed it as thin as I possible could. The first coat barely colored the parts and yet it just ran down the edges. Ive never seen paint this thin

I like the way it looks now. Thats a great patina look

You learn something new every day, sometimes its actually useful I didnt know the skin would dissolve back to paint Thank you

I thought about that but I was worried that the paint would "skin" or get chunks in it. Thanks for the help, Bill

Nice job. You nailed the stance

Its zero here, with a 20mph wind. Shoveled a bit this morning and thats the last Im going out today. Already got a couple of hours at the model table

I tried to paint a set of wheels with some Testors lacquer. Using my usual technique, the paint puddled in the low spots and the high spots looked like they had no paint. So I striped them, primed them, this time. And got the same result. I decanted some and tried air brushing several different parts, from my parts box. Thinking maybe the plastic of the wheels was the issue. Regardless of the pressure or amount of paint, I got the same thing. Is there a way to thicken the paint I have decanted? Maybe just a bad can of paint? I like the color, but right now, its completely useless. Any help would be appreciated

Yes, you do like to slice and dice, as you have shown in this and some of your other builds. I really like your work Keep them coming!

Thats a great collection of builds. To have a few done in a year is great, but to do 13, thats impressive!

Very cool build. All the extra details you did really make it pop. Congrats on a cool car

Congratulations on your win. That is a really cool build. I like it when stuff goes in a different direction than expected

Nice clean work George. I like following along on your Runnin at Redline because of the back story and the reasons for your build choices

Wow! That is a great build. I really like it. Good job on the paint

I try to put the same level of detail into every part of a model, whether it can be seen or not. I find it keeps me "on track" to build as well as I can

Nice job, Dave. I like the new look. Thanks for your efforts

Great build, Nick. Looks really nasty I really like the color combination

I bought the 2mm pen. And right away, it flowed way to much. Just touch it to something and the ink poured out. And now I notice that mine has started to leak, like yours. I store it, tip up and that helps. Im thinking I may empty the 2mm pen and spray it. I have a 1mm pen, that one, so far, is much better

I like your build a lot. Nice job!!