raymanz

Nice "Stang" Really like no bumper frontend -new appoch.

I'm letting anyone know that I,just received an email that MotorBids.com and Daliy Hobby deals.com have both just went bellyup. So if you have any pending orders with them you should contact ASAP. This is not a April fools joke,as I stated I,just got the email minutes ago.

Man,this looks like the Real One--Excellent work!!

Great job,digg'n the weather stripping and the headliner hanging down is great. The weathering job is right on the spot,not over stated. Very well done,my hats off to ya!!

Excellent weathering job and the setting is enough to make it look REAL. One of the key stand-outs is every inch is not overdone. Also the 60's job on the drivers door is good for a LOL!!. Goodjob and thanks for sharing.

This is the one model that's my p&j at this time...

Model with crossed fingers-LOL

Great job on the paint!!!

I,like your MILD weathering and the lite rusting of the wheels.The door and trannie are a nice touch-Great Job!!!

I,need to get my eye's checked I guess.

Diggin It-Way to think in a different direction. Those are Cool lookin Chevy's anyway but,you've taken it to a Better level-Good Job!!!

I'm going with Real-just a hunch.

Hello Tim from Englewood! Maybe I'll see ya at DaddyKatz in the fall. Welcome!!!

Not sure about the paint but-Denatured alcohol will remove the future.

Very nice work form end to end. Dig the interior-very detailed. The visor on the front of the body just throws it into BEAST Good Job-I LIKE it!! :D

I,myself use a paasche H model airbrush also have great results every time I use it.(keep 'm clean) Charlies set some good guide lines to go by.I've learned that just a little more thinner to the ratio gives more shine.(a few drops or so)Use some polishing cloths helps also.White glue works on PE Ok.or epoxy. Read some how to books or articles and watch these dvd's. Just practice on some old bodys and get use too the paterns and you should pick it up in no time.You'll have to experiment with the airbush to become with whats comfortable to you.Good Luck and let us know how it works out for you.

No it was both of them-just not same article.

Here's one of my Rodent'sHere's my otherI'm working on a 57Chevy hardtop right now and then many more-Love Da Rat's!! You can see more pic's in under glass of both.

Oh-Yea-AWESOME! Randy is an old buddy from when I used to go to the model meetings. I,seen this over at SA's site and was amazed as was with most of his work.Didn't think he could out top his 69Sunoco Camaro-but I was wrong. Can't wait to see this car in-person. Great Job Randy!!! Gregg-Dig the new feature test-Good Job!

Don't really like T/A's But this could change my mind-That's Sharp!!! I heard Lingenfelter makes the kits

Looks like something Jesse James would drive.

disregard please I've figured it out

I,see a lot of BIG E in that young man. I'm also surprised he didn't push the cops car out of the way when the officer got out-LOL!!!

Jeff,you've inspired me that any build is possible! With some Hard work and patience and a whole lot of sheet plastic and good reference. Love your work and it's the most awesome subject to date. I, eagerly await your next post and the completion of this build-Great Job-Thanks for sharing!!!