FLHCAHZ
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Thanks!
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Sharp!
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That is a great detail for this kit. Well done!
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These are fun to watch. Thanks for posting
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Thanks David. It is a pretty quick build. I'd bet that you would spend some extra time and take it to the next level!
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Thanks Marcos!
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*1934 Slammer Modified*
FLHCAHZ replied to Zippi's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
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Looks great! The paint is very nice, and the engine looks fantastic
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Looks great! The foil can be frustrating, I think u did a great job
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Looks great!
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1966 Suburban with boat.
FLHCAHZ replied to landman's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Man! That thing is smooth. Killer hot rod
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Sweet hot rod! Really nice paint
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Thanks Bob!
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Those look great. Nice idea
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Thanks James!
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Thanks!
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That is frustrating! I’m sure u will get it figured out. I just realized i forgot forgot to put the brake booster on the firewall. Lol
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Thanks Mike! I’m happy with the way it turned out What color did you go with?
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I’m calling this one done. Built right of the box with the only add on was that I wired the engine (pre wired distributor) I wanted it to look like something you would see at World of Wheels show. This is a decent kit, but the rear shocks, tail lights and bumper took some work for my skill level. I don’t like chrome headlights, so I mixed some clear Elmer’s glue with a drop of white paint, and painter them with a toothpick . I should add that there was a trust to the kit, I did my best to make it work. Here are some pics: I went with Avery basic clean white interior I think it works well I think I need brighter lighting in my photo box. Any comments welcome and thanks for looking
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I’m calling this one done. Posted in under glass
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Looks fantastic! Nice clean build
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Wow
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So I worked my wrinkled sheet of BMF. This stuff can really humble ya! I am going with show and go with this kit, I was not confident in my abilities to foil the window trim. Looking back I should have scribed the lined to make it easier Then I airbrushed a couple coats of future to seal it all up and give it some shine I always seem to notice all the bad spots only after I clear it. This will wax up nicely. Not perfect, but I am happy with the results. Comments welcomed
