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‘78 Dodge D100
Rusty92 replied to Smoke Wagon's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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AMT Chevy Silverado
Rusty92 replied to Rusty92's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Yeah, probably. The toolbox, ladder rack, and transfer tank will all be modular so I can move them or remove them whenever. But you make a good point. That was something I did not think about. Thank you! -
AMT Chevy Silverado
Rusty92 replied to Rusty92's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Completed another trade with @Fat Brian who was great to deal with. Thank you again!
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1975 Chevy K5 Blazer
Rusty92 replied to StanGlover's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Heller citroen fourgon hy 1/24
Rusty92 replied to happy grumpy's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Thank you. Hope you can find one. It is a treat to build.
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Thank you! I was fortunate enough to find one for relatively cheap at a toy show. Thank you sir!
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Thank you! That means a lot coming from you. I’m impressed with all your film car creations!
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Thanks @slusher!! @vamach1 Nice job, that looks pretty cool and you are right, it does make a good alternative. Here is the link to the completed build:
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Here is my completed Aoshima Mad Max V8 Interceptor. It was a quick build, about a week or so worth of work and was a lot of fun. This is my first completed build for the year and I feel like I am starting off on the right foot. Thanks to everyone who commented on the WIP. I left the exhaust exits pretty clean. I might go back and hit them with some dust. Anyways thanks for looking!
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Last update for the night. Hopefully the next posting is in the Under Glass section. The workbench is messy, completed a lot! Tomorrow I have to paint and install clear parts, install a couple interior pieces, wipers, mirror, and give the body a final airbrushing of light colors for dust and grime.
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Thank you!
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Quick update! I picked up some hairspray and got a heavy coating on the body. After I let that dry for a day I then painted the body again. Right after the hairspray: After getting it painted I began weathering. I was a little worried about it, I’m not too happy about the weathering underneath. I should have not used the brown ochre, it’s too yellow in my opinion. I should have thinned it more before applying it. It’s coming around. The more I weather it the more realistic it works. Here is the passenger side of the car: I’ve only worked on the rocker pretty much. The other areas on the fender and rear quarter have just been chipped, no additional weathering has been applied.
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Real cool looking!
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That is not terrible all things considered, still more than we want to pay in the end. I picked up a dually snap-tite last week for $20
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That would be a huge bummer. Those kits are getting so expensive.
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Well, kind of doing this backwards.. I decided to weather it the “right” way and do it the way I did on my ‘55 Cameo. I applied some brown primer, ochre brown, and old rust from MIG and AK, respectively. Then I got my handy makeup tore-up sponge to apply random splotches of paint to the airbrushed areas. I know it looks really bad right now but that’s alright. After this dries (and I get some hairspray) I will apply some hairspray to the body to lock in that coat of paint. I will also smooth out the finish, as the ochre is a little thick and affects the smooth finish. I’ll then re-paint the body in Tamiya semi-gloss black. Then I can begin chipping away the paint and revealing the weathering underneath. I should have done this step in the first place, but I tried to do it differently. Lesson learned.
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Thank you!
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Looks great, could get lost in that black paint job!
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My first big rig build
Rusty92 replied to raisin27's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Belongs in a nice display case, that is one to be proud of!