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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!!

You always do such great black paint jobs. Im very impressed. Ever do a tutorial on your technique?

Thats a really nice build. I have a fondness for those cars and your is a great example.

I have always like the early to mid 60's Chevys. That is a great job. I really like it

Wow, nice build. Ive been kinda on the fence about getting one of these kits, but after seeing what you have done, I'll be getting one (or more)

You should check out Fireball Modelworks. He has a selection of door handles. And they are top notch quality and great customer service!

Very nice. I really like it. Very clean build!

That is a really nice build! Very clean.

That is just nasty! (in a good way) I really like the dark theme on the engine. Cool build!

Wow! Really nice build. Very clean. You should be proud of this one!

That is a really nice build!!! Thanks for showing it off

When you first showed how you were going to modify the hood/grill, my first thought was "where are you going with this?" But after seeing it, I like it. As for the running boards, Im not sure but I like that your going in a different direction with this. Build this as you see it. I am anxious to see how this turns out

Nice build on a car you dont see customized a lot. I like it. Some details of the build would be great

Ive always been a big fan of the 60's Chevys. You have built a fine example of one. Very Nice!

Cameron- I tried the sanding sticks and got some good results. The problem Im having is getting next to scrips or places next to areas with raised edges. There is a strip that goes across the rear of the car, and it has the Olds script on it., or the steering wheel has raised area for the horn. Its next to these places I cant get to and Im afraid to be to aggressive for fear of taking away the detail. Greg-At my age, I use a lighted magnifier all the time Thanks for the help guys

Thanks Greg and Steve for the good ideas on keeping parts from getting lost. I did drop 1 part but was able to find it. Best not to try my luck with that to much Using a Molotow pen is a good idea. Im going to try that. Thanks Chris Cameron - I will have to look at how the parts are layed out. Thanks for the pointer, it gives me a way to start

I am in the process of building the Lindberg 67 Olds 442. Im trying out my first PE set, from Model Car Garage. In the PE set are the 3 spokes for the steering wheel center. Do I cut away the rim and use the PE set or does it go over the stock part? Also, any suggestions on how to polish/buff the parts would be appreciated. Actually, any tips any one has on using PE would be appreciated. Thanks

The Shuey and the Magnum wheels are now both available. Just ordered a set of the Shuey's

I have one of those folding one, I got from E Bay. I got the accessories with it. I have used mine for well over a year and Im very happy with it. I duct taped all the edges and that stiffened it up a lot. (I dont move mine at all). I tape paper inside to keep everything clean. I clean out the filters and change the paper every time I paint a body or it starts to have dried paint floating around. Highly recommended

Wow, that is nice. That blue really works

Your builds are not the type seen on here very often but all 3 of your builds capture the what the Far East is into these days. Personally, I like the style Good job on 3 of the cars you posted

Thats a different paint job. I really like it. Nice job!

Wow! Very nice. Really clean build. Congrats on a fine job

Yea, what mike said!! Very impressive. Nice job