DaveP

I think it's an imprint in the paint, so I guess a repaint is in order. It was rattle can stuff but went on beautifully, probably one of my better paint jobs.

24 hours or so, I was waiting for the paint to completely dry. It's very hot and humid where I am.

I've used Tamiya masking tape but when I removed it it left an adhesive residue. I don't want to mar the paint so how can I remove the gluey residue without damaging the paint?

I bought the kit already started but with some bits missing. I managed to make most of the missing parts though. It is a great kit, solid as, with very little flash.

Thanks all.

I'm building Revell's Alley Rat. The instructions suggest I put a supplied skull and crossbones decal on the chrome grille. Will the decal adhere to the chrome part? As it's a filled in grill there is lots of high points, how on earth am i going to get the decal to sit properly into all the nooks and crannies?

Nice work, looks very realistic

How do you know?

Great job Tom

Very nice work

Nice

This is nice, not that crappy weathered look.

Cool, did you extend the body yourself or purchase it like that?

Can you post a photo when you finish it, great work otherwise

Great model. How have you mounted the tray onto the chassis? Got any photos of how you did it?

Nice, does the tailgate open?

So here's the finished product, Detail turns it from a model to something more realistic. I've added a few tow trucks because I like tow trucks and had some decals made using my name as it is my garage. I could add a few bits like security cameras, newspaper stands etc but I have to call it done sometime. I hope you like it, I do! Dave

great!

Great work! Are you interested in selling the wrecker parts? Dave

Your engine detail is impressive, the rest of the kit is super excellent also. How long have you been modelling?

Great work, do you have any photos of the hinges?

Very nice work

I used a cheap letter type stencil, cut out the letters and taped them down, then used a rattle-can yellow.

Great job!