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Thanks Ludwig! The body color is TS-26, the blue rear panel and the interior are done using TS-54.

Thanks David and Brian!

Thanks guys. Happy you like it.

Hi folks, I got this one done...

Thanks Phil and Bob!

Thanks Randy! So true! And no shows means no way to enjoy the looks of vintage US cars at all, as there are hardly any to be seen in public traffic here.

Thanks for your kind feedbacks! Nice to see a 66, my favorite Toronado vintage. Not to bring up the "C subject" here, but it really surprises me that events like this are not being cancelled in NY currently... No cars shows or shows of whatever kind are being allowed here due to German Government regulations in the current situation.

Thanks Chris. I''m happy you like it!

Many thanks guys! That is a photo box as sold by ScaleProduction, Germany.

Many thanks! The dash decals are from Best Model Car Parts.

Thanks guys!

Many thanks for your kind words, I appreciate it.

Thanks guys!

Hi folks, this is my first promo restoration. This one fought me long and hard, mainly because of the issues that came with the hotmelt glue it was originally put together with.

Hi Ludwig, congrats - another great build from you! Nice choice of colors, great detail and foil work as usual. Great land yacht!

Many thanks again for your kind words! Thanks Seth! It is an acrylic paint by Mr. Hobby, item no. H189. Applied by airbrush. No, it's built curbside, so no engine/ engine shot.

Thanks for that, Dominik!

Hi folks, I just finished the restoration of this kit:

Many thanks again!

I am using it aswell and just have on the '66 Chevelle I have finished recently. Pretty satisfied with this method but I will try the flat clear paint method soon, as I believe it's easier and the results shown here look convincing. Anyway, this is the Chevelle:

Thanks guys, I appreciate it.

Great work all over, Dann! I must remind myself to check on the WIP forum more often!

Sounds great, but it doesn't seem to be available for purchase anywhere, so... I am using some stuff called "Intermediate Gauzy Agent" by AK Interactive over Molotow. It's supposed to be a "shine enhancer" over metallics, but let's face it, nothing additional will ever enhance the shine of a good chrome effect paint. But I am looking at it as a good compromise. It takes maybe 10% of the shine away but it seals the chromed parts in such a way so they can be handled properly. And it still looks good IMHO. I used it over the Molotow on ALL the chrome parts on my '62 Corvette.

Many thanks for your kind words!

Excellent build!