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Orange Sherbet is now finished and is in the Under Glass section.

Finished my 36 Ford at last.

Wow!! very very nice Love the colour really suits it.

I will try to call them, aye. Not sure how much it will cost from the U.K mind, LOL Thanks again.

Thanks Randy

Really!?! Thats the one i'm using. the first one they released. I don't have any reciepts or anything though. moved that many times I lost it. I'll email them. worth a shot i guess, Thanks.

Hey there Thomas, My airbrush broke last night and think its terminal, had it apart loads of times and think its finally given up the ghost this time!? Can't afford another so don't know what I'm gonna do? Its one of the very first ones they did and I don't think its as robust as the newer ones. As for the windex, I'm not 100 percent shure I'm just going off what other peaple have said. Though the emulsion paint is very very thick and needs thining quite a lot!! if you did this with just tap water it would just bead up on the body and be a real mess. The windex acts as a flow improver and as a surfactant stopping the thined paint from beading on the body. Hope this helps.

I didn't clear it Thomas as I wanted a flat finish. I use an Aztec Airbrush I used the turquoise large coverage nozel at about 35 to 40 psi Ive never used parma paint so can't do a comparison, sorry.

Thanks John. Yeah, had a few practice runs on scrap bodys first, and once I got the hang of how it sprayed I went for it. It worked out great, no problems at all

Got the interior finished. The end is in site.

Wow!! very nice work area.

looking very very cool Can't wait to see more pics!

hears a quick mock up of where i'm at.

Just a quick update, Ive started on the engine, and painted the wheels.

Erm........ ;)

Thanks again guys for all the help and advice Pete we call them q-tips over hear too or just cotton buds thanks again.

Sure does help, thanks George.

Thanks Bob, thats what I just did. worked great.

I've got them off! The hot water trick did it. I boiled the kettle, put the jars in the sink upside down and poured the hot water over them. left them for a few minutes and they came right off!! Whoo hoo!!!! Thanks again guys, I can get on painting my engine parts for my 36 Ford.

Thanks again guys, i'll try all of the above.

I'll try those, with the required grunting, LOL Thanks guys.

HELP!!! Does anyone know how to get stuck on paint jar lids off paint bottles? don't want to waste then paint as jars are nearly full. especially the price it is.

Ooh, I'm liking this! thats some awesome craftsmanship you got goin on there. I can't wait to see more on this one

Thanks for the info Jairus. it is definetly one cool model. Wish I had the skills to build like that! Its cool that you still have it. If you do ever have a chance to get it out of storage it would be great to see some more pic's Hey Foxer, it was Taken in 1991 at the Pacific Northwest NNL, and was in Model Car Journal issue #89 October 1991. Thats where i scanned this picture from..

Wow great work. those templates are a great idea. very cool.