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thanks, I'll have to find 3-D versions, I've seen/did enough 55 and 57 chevys, 67-69 camaros, mobieus has some subject matter. I have enough I'm my stash, but dwindling.

nice chrysler, is that a resin kit or original? model companies should look into producing such kits, probably sales would jump significantly, releasing same kits over and over. btw, where did you purchase this kit? would love to build something like this.

i can't find a wire coat hanger anywhere

good interior job.. is that satin black or semigloss black interior color? looks perfect

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my thoughts exactly, i use scalefinishes paints as well as mcw. duplicolor clear is just fine for my purposes. like you said if it ain't broke don't fix it btw, where did you purchase the models pictured

that looks very good, I do the same i scribe a little deeper to eliminate the use of panel liner, but I do use it for blacking out grills etc.

good choice i have a couple in my stash, something to keep me busy after retirement this year will be following this one

I've won couple 1/12 Cords 3-4 years ago off ebay auctions each in the 50 buck range. and one i started about 15 years ago, engine and chassis only thing done haven't been doing a lot of building lately but collecting kits for retirement next year, then I'm back in, all in

looking good

yep, they have lots of conversion parts. I purchased a rear panel to convert the '69 Super Bee to an RT or Coronet 500 with triple light panel. also a hood and side scoops reasonably priced too.

i got one of these off ebay afew years ago, 4 to be exact. anyway i screwed up the paint and i was so upset that i put it aside and never went back. I found another and scooped it up also, about 50 bucks plus shipping here are some picks of my fiasco, i m Gonna strip it after I find a way to remove the chrome strips on the rear without breaking them, I can always rechrome them. Rustoleum primer under automotive lacquer from mcw or another supplier the paint looked fantastic, a caddie firemist color. here's the result

Paintscratch is another good site for automotive paint with decent prices

try building 2 at a time

thanks..

I was given a couple samples of Mission Models paint, has anyone here used this paint before and what did you thin it with? it seems kinda thick to me.

same here

thanks guys, i"ll try both ways but I'll probably settle on the straw method, since its a large can i would need larger storage bottles, I'll just decant a few ounces as needed. thanks again guys

Nice engine work, are you going to wire the distributor?

Nice work, gonna try my hand at opening doors and trunk. as well as operating lights

How can I get page 2 and beyond? when you hit next, it just goes back to top of page. anyone else have this problem

is it possible to decant spray primer as same as paint, I have a large can of rustoleum primer that I'd rather shoot thru an airbrush

very nice build I have a resin mercury version i got years ago online somewhere, anyway it has slight warpage but the main problem is the roof, it got smashed during moving. I am considering chopping it off and make a convertible or lifting the roof from a resin ford body i saw on ebay. I'm leaning towards the convertible but still might have to buy the resin body just to get the windshield frame I'll have a pic in another phone, I'll post here to get some input after seeing your build

I have been buying a few big scale cars lately for the same reasons you mentioned. I purchased most all on ebay, all were priced good or won an auction. Two 1/12 Cords one been in progress for 10+ years, another purchased for about 50 bucks a few months ago, couldn't pass it up. 2 '39 mercedes 500k majahari editions. gullwing mercedes, and a few more, all 1/16 scale, at 64 i like the larger scales, much easier to work with. I have 1/25-1/24 scales also looking at building 2 at a time, one big scale and one large scale retiring early next year, I will have lots of time(God willing) to get quite a few done, I might even try doing a YouTube channel.

Yep, I have two of these kits. I have a plastic circle template that works wonders for painting whitewalls