Dragonhawk1066

Pretty sharp! Well done!

Very nicely done!

Mock-up on my current WIP, AMT 1967 Shelby GT-350. Painted in Createx Pearl Tangerine over a Charcoal Gray basecoat, Pearl Black stripes, with UVLS 4050 Clear and Pegasus 19 and 23 inch Hella's.

Very nice! Awesome color choice!

Nicely done!

Very sharp!

That's a pretty sharp color! I'm currently working on that kit as well. I painted mine Pearl Tangerine with painted on Pearl Black racing stripes.

These are my two favorite wheel styles, Cragar Street Star/Weld Pro Star, and Weld Superlite II/Cragar Street Lite. It would be awesome to have them available in a kit or parts pack. I will say though, Morgan Automotive Detail casts very good examples of these wheels for a pretty good price. I had a set of Cragar Street Lite's on my 1983 Monte Carlo SS.

Very nice!

Looks awesome!

Very nicely done! And yes, it is nice to see one not in orange.

Looks awesome, well done!!

Thanks Larry. Thanks Thomas, nice job on yours too. Thanks Steven!

Nicely done!

Looks good!

Very cool paint job!

Outstanding! Those are two very nice looking Ferrari's, the blue is a real eye-catching color, and the red one looks magnificent!

Very cool!

Outstanding! Very well done!

Thanks! Bill, I got the white letter decals from Fireball Modelworks.

Much appreciated!

Thanks guys!

Even though it's water based, it's also a polyurethane and is very tough when cured. The Createx website recommendation is to wait 48 hours before wet-sand/polish, I usually wait 72 just for good measure. Thanks, my first car was a 1972 Olds Cutlass Supreme hardtop/notchback, so I too have a big softspot for them!

Thanks guys, much appreciated!

I finished the AMT 1969 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 this weekend. I airbrushed on the Delta Ceramcoat Navy Metallic, and used Createx 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear. It was then wet-sanded with 4000, 6000, 8000, and 12000 grit Micro Mesh polishing pads, polished with Novus #2, and finished off with Meguiar's Cleaner Wax. I went with the Magnum 500's and tires from the parts box, and put on some Fireball Modelworks white letter decals. I used Bare Metal Foil for the trim and added heater hoses, ignition wires, door locks, and valve stems for extra details. The last two pics show my current stable of three '69 Oldsmobile's. Thanks for looking!