tabsscale1

Been a while since I posted anything on here Decided to break away from all my Kustom projects and do this. Haven't done anything tis new or like this in years. Used the Back half from the Amt 67 Chevelle. Have a lot of stuff done and getting it close to being done now.

Here is the link for the pictures from the show http://s5.photobucket.com/user/Tabsscale/library/KAMS 2016?sort=3&page=1

Yes it is

Been working on this again Since the Bumpers aren't chrome I painted them with AlcladII I have the front one done. I also got the body taped off and painted. I have a few places that need to be fixed, once that is done I will clear coat it.

The hood is open needs AMT 56 Ford kit to Finish I glued the hood shut as I I just wanted to do a curbside. It will be tutone want to do the one in the picture

Model roundup and ebay they are done by Gofer decals

That is the only problem with their stuff you either have to send it off to be chromed or do alclad or Spaxtic. Going to try something on mine using JNJ powders and gloss black seen it done and it looked like chrome.

Star Models has 55 Sedan and Hardtop

Started a resin body from Star models 56 Merc going be a curbside mild Kustom

Very Nice!!

My second car for the KAMS door prize

This was built for this years KAMS Model Car contest as a Door prize

To bad the pictures aren't clearer so you can actually see what as done

Well I finally got back to working on this life has been getting in the way. Made some pulley's for the front of the engine. Also made some for an alternator and made a power Steering pump.

Finally got back to working on this and got the BMF done.

Been polishing the body on this I think I finally got it the way I want it

Okay now that I can post again. This is how I made the knobs. I laminated clear red and white plastic with thick super glue. Let it dry over night. I then cut a strip from that I then filed one end to a rough shape of what I wanted. then I sanded it with 400 and 800 grit sand paper to the final shape. Then I cut it off the end and drilled a hole it it to accept the wire. Then I dipped it in clear lacquer paint. Steve Boutte shows how he does this on his webste and he just did an article in the other mag talking about it as well There you go Eric Posted it earlier

Forgot to add this picture

Finally getting some more done on this. Getting the dash and steering wheel close.

Okay now that I can post again. This is how I made the knobs. I laminated clear red and white plastic with thick super glue. Let it dry over night. I then cut a strip from that I then filed one end to a rough shape of what I wanted. then I sanded it with 400 and 800 grit sand paper to the final shape. Then I cut it off the end and drilled a hole it it to accept the wire. Then I dipped it in clear lacquer paint. Steve Boutte shows how he does this on his webste and he just did an article in the other mag talking about it as well