Slotto

I agree, great color! Sharp!

Stunning build! Great detailing on the interior

Nothing dirty about this piece! Great build

Nice job. Great little snapper

Super clean. Nice build!

Nice job! I dig the lights and slight patina

Thanks Gerald. I really like the hub caps too but I couldn't pose the front wheels with them. They were too big and sort of unrealistic

Decided to go curbside on this one. Finished product can be found here Thanks for playing along!

my first weathered car. This is a curbside -no motor. Maybe one day I'll get around to it. Build Thread Thanks for looking!

Got the interior painted and am having second thought about the wheels. While I really like the big balloons, I'm now leaning towards something else... stay tuned...

Great job on the interior. Nice details

Nice save Steve. Your repair reminds me of the repairs that the slot car guys make. Great job!

I couldn't help myself. Once I started putting on the bling, I couldn't stop. Stay Tuned...

It's cool that you are using those acrylic colors. I've been using them lately to brush on parts. When you spray them thru your airbrush, what is your mix ratio? And what do you use to cut the paint? Water? Thanks!

Sprayed the roof and sanded with 500. Also painted the head liner. Chassis partially detailed Busted up the one piece interior so I can detail the door cards and flock the floor Stay Tuned...

Sweet looking Stude!

What a beauty! Love love love it

They were from a 1/24 scale die cast car. Jada made it I believe. These wheels are a bit too wide and will require some altering to be believable.

Another kit that's been on the shelf for far too long. I picked this up over 20 years ago thinking it was something me and my daughter could build. We never got around to it. After kicking around a few ideas, I came up with something I never tried before. Weathering. first, I had to get the trim off but I wanted to make it look like it was there and removed for another project car. so first I marked where the mounting holes on the panel would be, then chucked up a straight pin in the pin vise and then applied some heat. Then pushed the pin thru the trim. next I sanded off the trim revealing the hole. I did this to both sides. It took a couple of hours but was very satisfying. today I added 2 coats of primer brown. Stay Tuned...

Outstanding! I cant get over that paint and finish. It looks so wet

Planning to weather this one

Beautify built Jag! You fooled me too. I thought it was a full sized automobile. Great color

Thanks guys!

This one is now Under glass Thanks for playing along!