Dragonhawk1066

Looks great! Very nice replica of the 1:1.

Nicely done set! Very sharp!

Nice work! That is certainly "period correct", LOL.

There's also a scale conversion chart on jbwid.com. https://jbwid.com/scalcalc.htm

Nicely done! Love the color and the gold stripes really look good with it.

That's an absolute stunner!!

Outstanding!! And that typical Donn Yost shiny paint job! Bravo!!

Sharp looking Goat! Very nicely done!

Very unique color combo! Nice work!

Very sharp!! That color combo looks very good on it!

Fantastic as usual Randy!!

That is very cool looking! Nice work!

Thanks guys!

Nicely done! Very sharp!

Nice! Love those older NASCAR's!

Nice looking '72! Paint and stripes look great!

Nice looking Chevelle!

Sharp looking B-W Camaro! Looks great in that color combo, and nice engine details.

Thanks mikemodeler! I've gotten lots of help and tips from just about everywhere, but there are a couple of great youtube channels that show and tell every step of the process. Just happy to help point others in the same direction. Thank you, Trendsetta68! Thanks Bill! That's my favorite look of the three also. Thank you JJ! Google is great for that kind of research! Thanks Curtis!

Thanks Larry! Thanks Bo! Thanks Guido! Yes, they were in mine. Thanks Eric!

Very cool! Nice paint!

Very cool looking '57 Chevy! Great paint job!

Looks nice! Your parking lot dio is pretty cool!

Thank you, I appreciate that! Because I painted it inside, I took a chance and bought a three pack of Stynylrez for the airbrush and used the gray. The stuff is awesome, comes ready to spray, covers excellent and has virtually no odor. I might never go back to rattle can primer again, lol. Almost all craft paints are rather thick and need to be thinned. I mainly followed Chris Chapman's (check him out on youtube, very informative) lead on how to thin, what with, and at what pressure. I used a custom mixture of these paints and thinned about 50/50 with a mixture of windshield washer fluid and Pledge w/Future shine(50/50 on that mixture too) and sprayed at about 22-23 lbs. For the interior and chassis and exhaust I used both Apple Barrel and Anita's craft paints. I cleared the body and seats/dash with the Pledge w/Future at about 15 lbs. I neither sanded nor polished or waxed the finish. There are lots of other youtube videos on spraying craft paint, and they all pretty much use the same methods and techniques. Here is a link to one of Chris' videos that I think is the most informative. My wife also uses craft paints to paint rocks and stones and I actually use Tamiya TS-13 clear on those with no problems, but not sure how it would do on craft paint on a car body, I would assume it would be o.k., just haven't tried it yet.

Thanks guys, much appreciated! That's the one thing I did forget, I just noticed myself when looking at these pics after uploading them?, a good example of be patient and don't rush?. I was building my brown '69 Camaro alongside this one and just got scatterbrained.