TransAmMike

Ohhhh yeah, great restoration!! Great job Anthony?

Oh yeah, great looking engine Seth!!

Good to know, thanks.

Oh yeah Buddy, that looks great. Anxious to see the trim on it.?

So that cement doesn't fog plastic?? And it you get it on a place ypu can see can it be removed without damaging the plastic? Gotta ask?

Lookin' great John. I attempted photo-etch emblems on my '66 build and screwed up a couple of them?

Good Lord?

The VMS glue in the video looks like a winner....if you live in England. Don't see a source here in the US of A!!?

Another nice one Phillip!!

Good job Phillip!!

Impressive!!

Wow, thats some wild stuff Leroy!! Can't imagine alllll that painting.

Looking good John. I have all the BMF on my '66 build...what fun.

Very nice looking Nova there Jim. I do like the color!!

Yep, verrrry shiny!

Super nice and unusual build. All Pontiacs are cool!! Great work Jesse!!

Great job Steve. You certainly nailed the look of the real car!!

I have also had a great interest in WW2 (tho mostly aviation) but always thought military vehicles, especially tank models are cool. Your build looks great Christopher!!

Great job James...very cool looker!!?

Ha, sounds like you guys' have it figured out....me, no matter what I use I seem to have a problem??

Don't know how the Revell 67 compares to the AMT 66. The one I'm Building is an old kit not the new release. I like the AMT kit. I have read that some proportions are off but looks good to me. Has the bumper guards if that's not a problem but my real one didn't have them (doing a replica off it) so I went with Hartsparts resin ones.

Thanks. I know quite some time ago I used Future which is pretty thin.

Why do you thin the acrylic? Just wondering your reason.

Wow John, the Sierra fawn '67 looks great. I favor the '66 but the '67 looks good too. It's what I'm doing now.

So since the Thread is just entitled "photo etched parts" how about we get off the cutting topic and discuss gluing the parts. I have photo etch emblems to install onto the body of my current project. What say you?