MikeMc

POOH !!!! :rolleyes: :blink: I cant find one.....

I hear ya George...but this suckah is soooo purtty I'm dyin to know what it is..doan even care if its ROM...just way kool for 1902!!!

I've seen this one up close and the paint is as smooth as glass...I've seen this reducer with the paint and it LOOKS too thin to shoot..but the results speak for themselves!! I'm going to have to try this soon..the color choices are off the wall for kustoms!! Thanks for sharin...go with a blown 409!!

C'MON!!!! UP and Attem Harry!!!! Tell us what it is!!!!

Bernard...you don't need the body...the chassis is sweet all on its own..shame to cover it up!!

Gotta agree about the brass...never seen a restoration polished

Whatever CAME in the box......sprues count....no tubing!!

About a week after the other rag gets here......Island Time Mon..........

Watching this come together is seeing a Craftsman enjoying his labours and is a truly humbling experience!! Thanks John !!

I got a pair of short boards in the revell '31 sedan kit I used them with this Elky.......

bikes have coaster brakes........ that tank is giving me fits...polished brass

OH YEAH!!!!!!!!! Are you gonna run a 409 in it??

Why remove it Tom? It acts as a primer for lacquers.

Mike, you didn't miss much with these paints. The biggest downfall seems to be a lack of the proper reducer. There are a few that have had success with these paints. Unless you have a big stash of these, I wouldn't invest a lot of money in them..... The biggest rippoff was the inference that they were HOK paints.....they were not !... Old story here...I will not get upset, but the real House Of Kolors Paints are alive and well I get them from Coast Airbrush or the Black Gold Line from Slixx !! http://www.coastairb...ries.asp?cat=44 http://www.slixx.com/blackgoldpage.htm

Beautiful job....well done!!!

Hey Charlie! The best advice I can give is if you use white as a basecoat, all colors will be as bright as possible, But for a different shade of blue you can tint the white with the blue...will be deeper. Over Black, silver, or grey....3 different shades. So get out the spoons, spray 4 or 5 different bases and then the blue. I also hit them with a coat of clear then see what you want....there will be a difference!!

Hey Andy....Welcome To our nuthouse! The '34 is way kool and is a great kit to mess with...I did the same thing a few years back....went with Big Wheels But I do love your visor...gotta do it on the next one!!

Thanks again Art...lots of good info

As a retired photographic pro, everything in the photo is spot on period perfect. The only fault that I see is the ID is usually handwritten not typeset.......FANTASTIC WORK Chuck!!!!!

A Bargain at 35 cents in 2004!!!!

'55 f100......Rebuild as tow vehicle, needed to tow trailer for hauling rods and race cars. 427 SOCH, remove running boards, chop top, channel to lower around 19 and 23 Pegasus CL s, welded and reversed tailgate , wooden bed. This is what is getting a face lift:

I don't know.....looks pretty small to jiggle :lol:

The Auto Air 1:1 auto paints will work.....but DO NOT....unless you want to relearn everything you know about painting. 1. 50psi min....and higher. 2. Heat Gun or Lamps to "flash" the paint and so on. I have the Auto Air DVD and it does look great in the end. I will stick to lacquers and my respirator :lol: You also need to use urethane or lacquer clears.....so much for no VOCs........

A real car??????

Gotta agree with George!!!!! :lol: