Thor

Very cool

Well, there`s paint on the car Flame masks worked great on this car

hi Started on the chassis, will be a combo of a j-2000 pro street and nova pro street. Will be a sbc with dual superchargers and dual turbos

wow..nice work love the models that is other than ht`s and conv`s, great work

Hi thanks for nice words, but i cant take cred for the design, I used a sketch i found in Rod & custom done by Harry Bradley later buildt by Sam Foose But i`m building it the way i think it may look good. The roof was "dropped" straight down and tilting the windshield and rear glass to match up with the roof, keeping the roof stock The wheels are some Fujimi`s from the 90`s

Looks like a good plan you got there. Going to look great

Hi This is a project to test my new airbrush, never used an airbrush before so wish me luck going with flames (masks from chris) and untraditional colors, copper, brown and black well, here is where the car is at the moment.

Very nice work. What did you do to get a sharp line between the floorboard and frame ?

Painted the roof and side molding last night. I might go with the five spoke, but with same size on all four.

Hi Time for another project, a Lindberg 1961 Chevy Impala. I have painted the main color, the roof will be white along with inside of the side molding. But i can`t deside wich wheels i`m going to use. Any tip?

Hi First of all, Thank you for very nice words. I don`t think i can do a tutorial on this because it`s my first ever try on weathering a vehicle But i can try to explain what i`ve done, i tried different tech`s along the way to the finished model. First i laid a basecoat of red primer and then the base color.I then applied the decals and covered the model in Tamiya flat clear. I first tried to sand the color coat in random spots on the body to try and copy the sun burned look of a vehcile left out in the dessert sun. But that didn`t work so i tried the technique with acrylics and sponge. I used different colors for this, burnt umber, sienna, black and ochre. That worked alot better i think and i did go further with the weathering using weathering kit from tamiya creating streaks and runs of rust build up over years Also covering the varius steps in flat clear to seal the finish. I did alot of searching on the net and forums of different technics I did use calks to reproduce dust both inside and outside There is possible much more to write and explain but i`m not very good at explaining what i do and my english isn`t the best either , but i`ll try to take pics of my next wheatering project. just ask if you need to know a specific thing and i`ll try to answer the best i can Thor

wow.....i like it a lot Very very nice ..!

Nice !

Looking Good

This is a cool project i like the rescue of a gluebomb, keep it going

This is great. I`m waiting for my first airbrush, a Iwata HP c Plus. One question, can you shoot regular automotive metalic paint (like PPG, DuPont) through the 0,3 nozzle or do i need a larger tip

Cool Gasser Is it possible to get a chassis shot ? I love gassers

hi I`m trying to get in contact with Plastruct through the contact email on their web site, but i think it gets lost in the spam jungle because i gets no answer to my email Does any one have a valid email address to the sales department ?

i just ordered 3 set on ebay can`t wait to test it along with the new airbrush

This is truly a piece of art......just wow...

I have found out this is an old AMT/ERTL kit. The wheels is standard steeles(parts box)with the rears modified for a wider look. I dont know if i`m going with whitewall or not, any sugestions? The engine will be a 283 with 4bbl and ramhorn ex.manifolds. Sould i keep the hood sides?

Hi I started a hotrod project based on a 32 Chevy.

Again, Thank you for compliments

this was very cool

Thank you very much for nice comments sobpinstriping: This is not a kit, this is a conversion from a coupe body style