Dragonhawk1066

Thanks! I'm really happy with the way that turned out. Their Model Colors need to be thinned. I used their thinner and mixed it maybe 60% paint 40% thinner, basically just like other non-airbrush ready paints, until you get the right consistency. It dried flat, as I'm sure most of their Model Colors do, so I cleared with pledge/future. Their Model Air colors are airbrush ready out of the bottle. I bought the Aluminum, but haven't tried it yet.

Well done!

Great save! That one cleaned up very nicely!

Very nice!

That it is, so much can go wrong?. Thankfully the modeling Gods were on my side this morning and it was a success?, lol.

I used Vallejo Model Colors Light Yellow and cleared with pledge/future.. It didn't turn out as pale as I was hoping for, but it still looks pretty close to the movie car.

Looks good! I like your color choice.

Outstanding!! Great color choice! Excellent details and a very clean build. I'm trying to figure out what color to paint mine so I can start it, lol.

Nice job!!

Looks pretty good! That Mystic Emerald is a very nice color, I used it on my '34 Ford Roadster Pickup.

Looks great! That's actually a pretty sharp color!

Nearing the home stretch on this one. Got the glass installed, engine bay painted, and re-set the ride height. Just have to delicately put the body on the interior/chassis assembly hopefully one last time, and add the final pieces.

Very nice! Love the color!

Looks good! Great color combo and wheel choice!

Love the two-tone interior. Will be very interesting to see this one done in black.

Very nice! Looks great in that color.

Looks good! That color combo works well with the El Camino.

Made a little more progress this weekend. Got it cleared with pledge/future, foiled it and painted the side marker lights. I just need to paint the cowl area, fender wells, headliner, and tail light panel black and it'll be ready for final assembly. I also need to find some Cibie decals for the driving lights, and make my license plate.

That would have made me cry if you'd have lost that paint job, lol. Sorry about the two-tone one though, it sucks losing any paint job, especially after you go through all of those steps. I've been interested in the Createx line as I'm getting more and more used to my airbrush, as opposed to using the Tamiya and Testors spray cans in the shed during the summer. I've seen and heard that they were a little tricky to deal with at first until you get more used to them.

That looks fantastic! I sure hope this isn't the paint job you said you screwed up.

Looks fantastic!

Outstanding! Great color choice/combo and paint job. That engine and turbo setup...WOW!

That's a beauty! Great color and paint job.

Definitely mean and nasty. Great color too. I remember the Nash that's pictured on that box, one of the crazier Pro-Streeters of the time.

Looks good! Sometimes the simple rattle can paints are the best answer, it certainly was in this case.