Danno

I have a couple of Perry's resin kits ... an S-10 extended cab pickup and the '78-79 Malibu 2door coupe. Both are exceptional. And, they are great values. Highly recommended, just hard to find.

WHAT?

Wow! Those are neat! Make it unanimouse ~ I dig the 'Cuda most of all, too.

Good stuff, John. But, hey! What's the deal with your avatar? All I see is an empty box with a little red X in the upper left corner. Is it just me, or is it you? Jus wonderin' ...

Nice bike.

100%. Where's the $1 million prize?

Sweeeeeet!

Neat!

Wow!

Oooooh, ahhhhhh! Outstanding!!

Interesting ... and arresting ... model! Like I always say, 'Beter goed gejat dan slecht bedacht.'

A lot of good advice here ... everybody has expressed a similar but slightly different approach. The important thing I would add is to try each technique until you find what you are comfortable with. The MOST important thing is ... do something! There is nothing in the world worse ~ no faster way to ruin the appearance of a model ~ than to have thick, heavy decals spanning panel lines ... especially doors or hood and trunk openings. Makes a model look like a 1:1 car that had a sheet of plywood bolted onto its sides with painted-on flames. There's a visual, huh?

Boy Howdy! That is clean ... and ... beautiful!! Great work.

Very nice.

I like that. I think I'll steal it. Remember, as I always say, 'Beter good gejat dan slecht bedacht!'

Again? Jeeeez, I sure get a lot of time-outs!

Oh, yeah. Standing in the road with a Bic lighter to heat up your key to melt the ice out of the tumblers of the door lock so you can get back in the car. I vaguely remember that ...

Looking good.

Mo-dell. If real, the headlights would point in the same direction and the front tires would not be irregularly scuffed.

A Falcon has flanks? Is that where he keeps his sidefeathers?

Yes! Very.

Great colors!! Looking good.

Very nice. Nice backdrop, too.