Dragonhawk1066

Nice clean build! Paint looks great, love the color!

This thing looks incredible so far. the details are amazing and the engine looks like it could be fired up anytime now. Fantastic work!

Very nice with lots of great details added! Great looking interior and the dash looks incredible. I really like the keys in the ignition, makes me wonder how the heck you guys do that.

Thanks Guys! Guido, yeah the body shop was sent the wrong paint, but they painted it anyway hoping the owner wouldn't notice, LOL

Thank you! Thanks! Thank you! Thanks! They were a little tricky . Thanks! Thanks! I really liked Nash Bridges' Cuda Convertible. Not at first with the hood. I test fitted it a couple of times pre-assembly and it set perfectly, but after the windshield and interior were put in and it was mounted onto the chassis it did not sit right. At first the shaker was in the way because of the plug wires and I ground it down, but then I put it on without the shaker and it still did not sit right, so I got it as good as I could.

Beautiful looking car! Very unique and very cool! I love it!

Nice looking Superbird!

Nice work! I loved the Cartoon Network cars, especially Scooby Doo. I just got this kit and am thinking alternate color, just don't know which yet.

Finished up the Revell '71 Hemi Cuda last night. Paint is Model Master Daytona Yellow and cleared with Duplicolor Clear. It was originally painted in Tamiya TS-34 Camel Yellow, but I ran out trying to get cover the gray primer and it was looking a little dark for my tastes so I finished it off with the Daytona Yellow and am pretty happy with the color tone. The interior is done in Rustoleum Satin Black and I added some gauge decals from "bestmodelcarparts" on ebay. The steering wheel is done in Apple Barrel Nutmeg Brown craft paint. I did plug wires on the engine and used a black wash on it to try to give it a "used" look, but I did not dirty up the engine compartment. I also tried to weather the chassis, but the look was not very convincing so there will be no pics of that, LOL. I spent way too much time on this one and don't feel my efforts created the best results. This was my first time using Duplicolor Clear and it did not go on well at all, and I'm not impressed with the shine either. It is a pretty tough clear though, as I feel like I sanded the snot out of it to try to get it as smooth as I could. Not my best effort as I got a little sloppy with some of the details and the pics show the car better than in person. Oh well, on to my next build--the Starsky and Hutch Torino. For some reason it's not loading the pics in the same order that I uploaded them .

Outstanding!! Very sharp build and great color.

Looks fantastic!! I'd say you certainly won the fight. I'm having the same problem with yellow on my '71 Hemi Cuda.

I think it turned out pretty good, as mentioned above you captured the essence of the mid '80's GM luxury coupes. I love that GM body style and have owned 2 Regals and 2 Monte Carlo SS's. I've owned 2 Cutlass's, but they were "72 and "74.

Father's Day gifts from my wife and son. Feeling very blessed and thankful for such a wonderful and thoughtful family.

Looks awesome! Nice job!

Nice looking 'Stang!

Excellent job on both! Always liked Rusty's MGD scheme.

I'm actually interested in the Peterbuilt Wrecker. I've never done a big rig before, so that might have be my first.

Well done! Nice twist on a Willys!

Looks great! Nice color combo!

Got a quartet of NASCAR kits from ebay. Built 10-12 NASCAR kits some 25-30 years ago and feel the urge to knock off a few again. Straight up build for the Thunderbat, maybe a different color for the Flintstones, looking at a red metallic for Jurassic Park, and going to zombie-fy the Benson Cheerios Taurus.

Well done! That had to be a BMF nightmare. The Ecto-1 was enough BMF for me, I can't imagine how much was needed for this one.

Outstanding! Very realistic bare metal look.

Very sharp! Well done and great job on the houndstooth.

Sweet! Great idea, great execution and awesome paint!

Nice job! Very sharp!