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Dragonhawk1066

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  1. Excellent! Very nicely done roadster!
  2. Very nice, well done!
  3. Nice looking Cuda Street Machine!
  4. Nice looking Duster, I love the big meats in the rear!
  5. Those are a couple of BAD looking Shoebox Chevy's!!
  6. That is a Mean Green Machine!! Nice looking Hulked out Duster!
  7. Revell 1968 Dodge Charger R/T in Plum Crazy, and Revell 1970 Dom's Charger painted with Tamiya TS-14 Black.
  8. Nice looking Camaro!
  9. Nice looking Charger!
  10. Looks great, love the wheels!
  11. Another phenomenal build Marcos!
  12. Great looking Mustang! Nice work!
  13. Nicely done!
  14. Fantastic!!
  15. Nice looking Camaro!
  16. Nice looking Chevelle that looks great in that color!
  17. What a fantastic concept! It very much looks the part of a stock car of that era as well, fantastic work!
  18. Very nice! Ernie was one of my favorite drivers and the M&M schemes were the best.
  19. Excellent work! That's still one of the best schemes ever.
  20. Looks great! Those older kit decals are a bear to put on.
  21. Thanks guys! David, she can have a real one after I get my real Shelby Cobra, LOL.
  22. That looks fantastic! I love the colors!
  23. Thanks Mathias! I did airbrush the Magenta. I think Createx paints are fairly easy to work with, but I do suggest following their recommendations on thinning ratio (at least to start with) and using their products with their paints. Better safe than sorry. I do usually end up adding Reducer to the paint mixture as my airbrush seems to require thinner paints to spray well, but that's just me and my airbrush. I've seen some that barely have to thin the paint, while others like me need to add more Reducer for better results.
  24. Thanks Tom! I haven't tried the 4053 yet, I plan on buying a bottle pretty soon. From the videos I've seen, it is glossier than the 4050. The 4050 is pretty easy to work with, I start with the company's suggested thin ratio, then add a bit more thinner as my airbrush doesn't like to spray it at the suggested thickness. It does need wet-sanding and/or polishing to get shiny.
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