Mike C

Welcome to the club (forum).

What I've done it turn the can upside down, then drill into the side with a pin vise close to the bottom. Then I can pour the paint into an airbrush bottle. Then I seal the hole with a piece of tape over it.

That's a great build!

That's cool with a great display.

That's on bad ass Camaro!

Great build! I love old race cars.

It's an Airfix kit. It builds pretty nice. I used a little scrap CF decal on the rear fender. The images on the screen are larger than the actual model unless your using a smart phone to look at them. The box art: The model: And alongside 1/24 scale cars:

That looks great! I love the display.

Awesome build, a dragstrip terror of the past.

Me too, and it really fun thrying

Great build with a great display.

Beautiful clean build.

Nice build of a classic wheel stander.

That's a beautiful build!

That looks really cool, something different.

I mostly use Testors enamel. I have used Tamiya laquers a couple of times. My current project will use it because they have the correct Ferrari Red I need for it.

That is a really cool rat rod.

Really nice build. I have two that I haven't posted yet, one is the Ramchargers and the other is a beater car.

Here's a review I found of the kit with the box opened up: http://www.modeltruckbuilder.com/index.php?/forums/topic/73-ertl-international-transtar-ii-eagle-6183/

I built this in 2000. I made the base with a 2 lb tub of spackle. I wrapped masking tape around it and textured it as it was skinning up. I rolled the chassis over it to make tire prints. The puddle is Future. I just figured it out as I went along. It was also the first time I dirtied up a vehicle. It appeared in Scale Auto from contest coverage of the ACME Southern Nationals. It was my first model to appear in Scale Auto too.

They look really good. I have one of those kits I still haven't built yet.

Looks really cool, but I'll bet it wouldn't be so good to drive.

Way cool old roadster.