It's a Ford color Carl and yes with a rattle can. I may invest in an airbrush someday but for now have gotten by with spray cans for all of my builds the last four years or so.
Paint and trim work look great and that exterior color which I've never seen before definitely works with a '64. Is that TS-21 gold for the interior because that also works very well.
That's a really sharp looking '69 Z-28 and excellent work on the decals.
The convertible kit has the houndstooth decals. I have an unused set and would've gladly sent them to you had I known.
I finished up this Toreador Red build last year early in the spring. I'd like to improve on the wheel opening moldings on my next build using thin strips of blue tape as guides. It's a technique I learned here and started using it after this build.
I've done a few of these (all factory stock) and its one of my favorite AMT promo style kits. While pretty basic on many levels it certainly builds up nicely.
And I'm also in NJ working on builds painted last summer/fall while definitely looking forward to warmer spring weather when I can paint outdoors again.
That's as gorgeous a paint job as I've ever seen in the last four years since I've gotten back into the hobby. Every time I think I've seen your best you manage to take your work to another level.
Thanks Scott, Ricky and Ryan. I enjoyed detailing that interior since it was so well engraved.
Thanks Trevor, four years ago when I got back into the hobby I wouldn't even attempt foiling but like with everything else I've learned to be patient.
That's a very sharp looking build and your foil work around the wheel openings look perfect. I continue to be impressed with the exterior colors you produce with the mix of acrylics.