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Beautiful clean build Chuck. It’s got attitude and the muscle to back it up!👍😎

Wow, that is one beautiful looking Bronco! I would be proud to drive that around.👍😎

Thanks John.🙂 Thank you Mike.🙂 Thanks Stuart. I hope to get it under glass in the very near future.🙂 Thank you Rafael.🙂 By all means, dig it out and get back at it.😜

Love that engine!😎

Great start Eric. I like the tilt front end idea.👍

Why is that man beating it with a salami?

Darn right it looks quite good! Wonderful work.👍😎

Not sure what years this may have been available? https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-dohc-hemi.1166038/

Yup, you nailed it! Nice clean looking roadster.😎

Very nice looking Miata.👍

REALLY nicely done Brian! Looks like it coulda, shoulda come from the factory.😎

Great job on this Michael. It almost seems weird to see one NOT chopped…but that’s what they were.😎 And yes, a photo back drop would be a good idea.

Great job on all of these Ron! I particularly like the Chevy and flatbed trailer.😎

Dime don’t buy nothing these days.

The paint job looks great!👍

I don’t quite understand the original question? “Is the primer still on the plastic to protect it from a hot paint?” I gather that the kit is probably molded in red and that is just white primer…hence the thread title? Now you are just going to clear coat over the primer with no paint? The primer will still serve its intended purpose of promoting paint adhesion (and protection from a hotter paint) even though it has turned pink. Any dark color paint should hide the red. Like mentioned previously though, a coat of silver should hide it for lighter shades of paint.

Every time I look at this I get Green Onions going through my head.😎 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oox9bJaGJ8

It is likely to cause a horrendous accident if these truckers are asleep at the wheel.

It’s coming along nicely David. The chrome trim should really set off those colours.👍

The Revell ‘49 Merc is a very nice kit. It has different build options and everything has nice locating points and fits well. The side pipes were the only part I found that didn’t have positive mounting points.

Fabulous work on those door cards Jim. Did you use CA or solvent for attaching the pleats. I did a small experiment a while back and Tamiya thin really warped the thin evergreen backing template.

Nice work so far Jim!👍 I made some exhaust tips out of aluminum tube using a round chainsaw file. Is this kinda what you’re looking for?

Here’s a link to the Evergreen site. https://evergreenscalemodels.com/collections/14-white-polystrene-strips For this Chevelle I used 0.015”x0.020” which would be #110 Evergreen. And a 1:1 ‘67 Olds.

Michaels is getting rid of these Jeeps for $20. Didn’t really NEED one but….

Absolutely outstanding craftsmanship and attention to detail! 👍😎